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State
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State Capitol
Address: |
State Capitol |
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Room 250 |
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Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
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Phone: |
(501) 682-2345 |
Fax: |
(501) 682-1382 |
Official
Website: |
http://www.state.ar.us/ |
Admitted: |
June 15, 1836 |
Flag Adopted: |
1913 |
Population: |
2,779,154 (2005 Estimate)
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Total Area: |
53,182 square miles |
Time Zone: |
Central Time Zone |
Nickname: |
Natural State |
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State Symbols |
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The following
are state symbols of Arkansas and are officially recognized
by state law. |
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State
Anthem: |
"Arkansas"
by Eva Ware Barnett |
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State Beverage: |
Milk |
State Bird:
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Mockingbird |
State Book:
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The Holy Bible |
State Flower:
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Apple Blossom |
State Folk
Dance: |
Square Dance |
State Fruit:
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South Arkansas Vine Ripe
Pink Tomato |
State Gem:
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Diamond |
State Historical
Song: |
"The Arkansas Traveler"
by Sanford Faulkner |
State Historic
Cooking Vessel: |
Dutch oven |
State Insect:
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European honey bee |
State Mammal:
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White-tailed Deer |
State Mineral:
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Quartz Crystal |
State Motto:
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"Regnat Populus"
(The People Rule) |
State Musical
Instrument: |
The Fiddle |
State Rock:
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Bauxite |
State Soil:
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Stuttgart Soil
Series |
State Songs:
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"Arkansas
(You Run Deep In Me)" by Wayland Holyfield
and "Oh, Arkansas" by Terry Rose and
Gary Klass |
State Tree:
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Loblolly Pine |
State Vegetable:
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South Arkansas
Vine Ripe Pink Tomato |
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Arkansas:
The Meaning Behind the Flag
Arkansas was the 25th state admitted to the Union on June
15, 1836. A diamond on a red field represents the only
place in North America where diamonds have been discovered
and mined. The twenty-five white stars around the diamond
mean that Arkansas was the twenty-fifth state to join
the Union. The top of four stars in the center represents
that Arkansas was a member of the Confederate States during
the Civil War. The other three stars represent Spain,
France and the United States, countries that had earlier
ruled the land that includes Arkansas. |
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