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Arkansas is in the southern part of US. The Mississippi River is an important part of the boundaries
of the state. The Ozark and Ouachita Mountains are in the east part of the
state near the Mississippi River. Little Rock is the
largest city and the state capital. The state is known as "The Natural State"
and was known as "The Land of Opportunity". Arkansas is 53,179 square miles and has a
population of 2,673,400. Mount Magazine is the highest point in the state at 2,753 feet
and the lowest point is 55 ft at the Ouachita River.
Arkansas offers forests, mountains, plains and
valleys. The Ozark Plateau with the Boston Mountains are in the northwest, the
Ouachita Mountains are in the south and the Arkansas River runs between these
areas, south and east Arkansas are called the Lowlands. The Lowlands are known
as the Delta and the Grand Prairie.
The "Delta" of Arkansas lies along the Mississippi River. These areas have rich soil which is
ideal for the agricultural crops that are raised in the state.
Some natural attractions in Arkansas
include:
Many caves - Blanchard Springs Caverns for example
National Park Service locations -
- Arkansas Post National Memorial
- Buffalo National
River
- Fort Smith National Historic Site
- Hot Springs National
Park
- Little Rock Central
High School National Historic Site
- Pea Ridge
National Military
Park
- Trail of
Tears National Historic Trail - runs through Arkansas
Arkansas doesn't border the Gulf of
Mexico, but the warm water does affect the weather in the state. The
state is very hot and humid in the summer with mild, dry winters. Average
summer temperatures are around 90 degrees and winter average temperatures are
50 degrees. The state gets about 40-50 inches of precipitation, but only about
5 inches of snow. Thunderstorms occur about 60 days throughout the year. The
state is within Tornado Alley and the remains of hurricanes can dump enormous
amounts of rain on the area.
Arkansas has a strong agricultural economy. They
produce cattle, cotton, eggs, hogs, milk, poultry, rice, sorghum and soybeans.
The state also produces bromine, electrical equipment, food processing,
fabricated metal products, machinery, paper products and vanadium. Auto parts
factories are new to the east part of the state. A school bus factory operates
in Conway.
Tourism is also important to the state.
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