Capital
Little Rock
Became a State
June 15, 1836 26^th)
Location
southern United States
Area
53,182 sq. miles (29^th)
Population
 2,673,400 (32^nd)
Major Cities
Little Rock, Forth Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Jonesboro, Mountain Home
Products
poultry, eggs, soybeans, sorghum, cattle,
cotton, rice, hogs, milk
Climate
humid subtropical
Yearly Precipitation
averages 40 to 60 inches
Professional Sports Teams
no professional sports teams
Major Waterways 
Mississippi River, Arkansas River, St. Francis River
Most Famous Citizens
William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton (U.S. President)
Johnny Cash (singer)
Scott Joplin (musician/composer)
Douglas MacArthur (soldier-statesman)
Dizzy Dean (baseball player)

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Highest Point: Magazine Mt. 

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