Arkansas A to Z Nature and Economy Snapshot
Arkansas features mountains rivers and parks with six national parks and 51 state parks. Key crops include soybean wheat and corn while livestock and minerals drive the economy. Notable facts include 1836 statehood, 27th largest state, population 2.76 million and Bill Clinton born in Hope. The Buffalo River is America’s first national river designated in 1972.
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