Arkansas

Arkansas became the 25th state on June 15, 1836. Little Rock is the state capital. There are currently 75 counties each with a courthouse.

 

 

Click on a county below to learn more:

Arkansas	Ashley	Baxter	Benton	Boone
Bradley	Calhoun	Carroll	Chicot	Clark
Clay	Cleburne	Cleveland	Columbia	Conway
Craighead	Crawford	Crittenden	Cross	Dallas
Desha	Drew	Faulkner	Franklin	Fulton
Garland	Grant	Greene	Hempstead	Hot Spring
Howard	Independence	Izard	Jackson	Jefferson
Johnson	Lafayette	Lawrence	Lee	Lincoln
Little River	Logan	Lonoke	Madison	Marion
Miller	Mississippi	Monroe	Montgomery	Nevada
Newton	Ouachita	Perry	Phillips	Pike
Poinsett	Polk	Pope	Prairie	Pulaski
Randolph	Saint Francis	Saline	Scott	Searcy
Sebastian	Sevier	Sharp	Stone	Union
Van Buren	Washington	White	Woodruff	Yell

 

Arkansas Supreme Court / Court of Appeals

 

Highest Point – Magazine Mountain ( 2,823 feet ) is located in Logan County

Lowest Point – Ouachita River ( 55 feet ) is located in Ashley County and Union County

 

Oldest Courthouses still in use – Jefferson County (1838) – Crawford County (1842 ) 

Oldest Former Courthouse – Hempstead County (Washington – 1836)

 

State Capitol – Little Rock

 

Governor Mansion – Little Rock