List of cities in Arkansas

List of cities in Arkansas is a comprehensive catalog of the municipalities in the U.S. state of Arkansas. Arkansas is divided into 75 counties and contains 502 incorporated municipalities, which include cities and towns.

Overview

Arkansas's municipalities are spread across 75 counties and are of three types: first class cities, second class cities, and incorporated towns. The classification is based on the population at the time of incorporation. A first class city has a population over 2,500, a second class city has a population between 500 and 2,499, and an incorporated town has a population less than 500.

List of Cities

A

• Alma - A city in Crawford County, known for its annual Spinach Festival.
• Arkadelphia - A city in Clark County, home to two universities.

B

• Bentonville - A city in Benton County, headquarters of Walmart.
• Blytheville - A city in Mississippi County, known for its historic downtown.

C

• Conway - A city in Faulkner County, home to three post-secondary educational institutions.
• Cabot - A city in Lonoke County, known for its annual Strawberry Festival.

D

• Dumas - A city in Desha County, known for its annual Ding Dong Days Festival.
• De Queen - A city in Sevier County, known for its rich cultural diversity.

E

• El Dorado - A city in Union County, known for its vibrant arts scene.
• Eureka Springs - A city in Carroll County, known for its historic architecture.

F

• Fayetteville - A city in Washington County, home to the University of Arkansas.
• Fort Smith - A city in Sebastian County, known for its historic sites.

G

• Greenwood - A city in Sebastian County, known for its annual Freedom Fest.
• Glenwood - A city in Pike and Montgomery Counties, known for its outdoor recreational opportunities.

H

• Hot Springs - A city in Garland County, known for its natural hot springs.
• Hope - A city in Hempstead County, birthplace of former President Bill Clinton.

I

• Imboden - A town in Lawrence County, known for its annual Homecoming Festival.
• Izard County - A county in the northern part of the state.

J

• Jonesboro - A city in Craighead County, home to Arkansas State University.
• Jacksonville - A city in Pulaski County, known for its military history.

K

• Knoxville - A city in Johnson County, known for its annual Peach Festival.
• Keo - A town in Lonoke County, known for its antique shops.

L

• Little Rock - The capital and most populous city of Arkansas.
• Lonoke - A city in Lonoke County, known for its rich agricultural history.

M

• Mountain Home - A city in Baxter County, known for its outdoor recreational opportunities.
• Magnolia - A city in Columbia County, home to Southern Arkansas University.

N

• North Little Rock - A city in Pulaski County, known for its vibrant arts scene.
• Newport - A city in Jackson County, known for its annual Depot Days Festival.

O

• Osceola - A city in Mississippi County, known for its annual Cotton Festival.
• Ozark - A city in Franklin County, known for its historic downtown.

P

• Pine Bluff - A city in Jefferson County, known for its historic murals.
• Paragould - A city in Greene County, known for its annual Loose Caboose Festival.

Q

• Quitman - A city in Cleburne and Faulkner Counties, known for its annual Old Timers Day.

R

• Rogers - A city in Benton County, known for its historic downtown.
• Russellville - A city in Pope County, home to Arkansas Tech University.

S

• Springdale - A city in Washington and Benton Counties, known for its annual Rodeo of the Ozarks.
• Searcy - A city in White County, home to Harding University.

T

• Texarkana - A city in Miller County, known for its unique location on the Texas-Arkansas border.
• Trumann - A city in Poinsett County, known for its annual Wild Duck Festival.

U

• Urbana - A town in Union County, known for its annual Watermelon Festival.

V

• Van Buren - A city in Crawford County, known for its historic downtown.
• Vilonia - A city in Faulkner County, known for its annual Eagle Fest.

W

• West Memphis - A city in Crittenden County, known for its annual Blues Festival.
• Walnut Ridge - A city in Lawrence County, known for its annual Beatles at the Ridge Festival.

X

• Northwest Arkansas National Airport - The largest airport in the state, located near Bentonville.

Y

• Yellville - A city in Marion County, known for its annual Turkey Trot Festival.

Z

• Zinc - A town in Boone County, known for its historic mining industry.

See Also

• List of towns in Arkansas
• List of counties in Arkansas
• List of unincorporated communities in Arkansas

Also see

► Healthcare providers in Arkansas

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