A landlocked state in the south-central region of the US, Arkansas is mainly popular for sports and wildlife. The cities in Arkansas have some of the greatest educational institutes and recreational spots. People also visit this state for its stunning natural beauty and historic sites. However, as it has a large number of cities, it can get confusing for first-time visitors.

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Find out more about the cities here to plan your trip accordingly.

Currency: Arkansas follows USD, the American currency. As of August 14th 2023, 1 USD equals ₹83.41.

Currently, Arkansas has about 617 cities. These are categorised into three parts, first-class cities, second-class cities and towns. The following tables have pointed out some of the major cities in Arkansas, which will give you a clearer idea about the cities in this state and their details:

Here are a few fun facts you will be glad to know about the cities of Arkansas:

• A Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto founded the area of Arkansas in 1541. However, he did not colonise or claim the area, and it became an American state.
• As of a study, nearly 18,720,000 acres (75,757 km²) of the country is covered by forestland. This means more than 56% of the total area of this state contains forestland; however, if you consider only the national forests, that constitutes only 13% of the state.
• Pike County of Arkansas has the only active diamond mine remaining in the US. Crater of Diamonds State Park in this county allows causal public digging to find diamonds in the designated places.
• Hope in Arkansas is the hometown of William Jefferson Clinton, or President Bill Clinton. He was one of the most popular Presidents and also acted as the governor of Arkansas for two terms.
• Arkansas was the first state to introduce cheese dip to the US, which is now an inevitable part of its cuisine. The Mexico Chiquito restaurant in Hot Springs, Arkansas, first served cheese dip in 1935, and there has been no looking back since then.
• Yellowstone National Park stands out for being the first official national park of America. However, the Hot Springs National Park, located in Little Rock, Arkansas, was built about 40 years before Yellowstone.
• Arkansas is known as the "Natural State" as it is filled with a diverse range of natural resources. It is rich in resources like silica, petroleum, and natural gas.