Little Rock
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Overview
Little Rock is the state capital and largest city of Arkansas. The census bureau estimated the city population to be 184,564 in 2005. The core metropolitan area had 643,272 people in the 2005 census estimates and is included in the Combined Statistical area of Little Rock, N.Little Rock and Pine Bluff which had a population of 819,469 people in 2005 census estimates.
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Hotels and lodging
The Little Rock area has almost all hotels chains available. The Litte Rock Peabody Hotel is one of only three in the world.
Attractions
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Among the tourist destinations in Little Rock are the state capital and the River Market district in downtown which is an entertainment locale.
Historically, the Arkansas Territorial Restoration and the MacArthur Museum are popular destinations.
The Clinton Presidential Library is located on the edge of downtown Little Rock.
Across the Arkansas River in North Little Rock is the U.S.S. Razorback submarine and the Old Mill, which was in the opening scenes of the movie Gone with the Wind.
Shopping
Maps and transportation
Getting to Little Rock
Little Rock National Airport handles 2,500,000 passengers a year. It connects directly to more than eighteen cities.
Interstates 30 and 40 flow through the Little Rock area with Interstates 430, 630, 530 and 440 as connecting routes. U.S. highways 65, 67 and 70 go through the area also.
Little Rock is a connecting point for Amtrak passenger trains.
Exploring Little Rock
Practical information and resources
Restaurants
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Overview
Little Rock is the state capital and largest city of Arkansas. The census bureau estimated the city population to be 184,564 in 2005. The core metropolitan area had 643,272 people in the 2005 census estimates and is included in the Combined Statistical area of Little Rock, N.Little Rock and Pine Bluff which had a population of 819,469 people in 2005 census estimates.
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Hotels and lodging
The Little Rock area has almost all hotels chains available. The Litte Rock Peabody Hotel is one of only three in the world.
Attractions
| Find out where to go in the maps section below. |
Among the tourist destinations in Little Rock are the state capital and the River Market district in downtown which is an entertainment locale.
Historically, the Arkansas Territorial Restoration and the MacArthur Museum are popular destinations.
The Clinton Presidential Library is located on the edge of downtown Little Rock.
Across the Arkansas River in North Little Rock is the U.S.S. Razorback submarine and the Old Mill, which was in the opening scenes of the movie Gone with the Wind.
Shopping
Maps and transportation
Getting to Little Rock
Little Rock National Airport handles 2,500,000 passengers a year. It connects directly to more than eighteen cities.
Interstates 30 and 40 flow through the Little Rock area with Interstates 430, 630, 530 and 440 as connecting routes. U.S. highways 65, 67 and 70 go through the area also.
Little Rock is a connecting point for Amtrak passenger trains.
Exploring Little Rock
Practical information and resources
Restaurants
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Nightlife
Photo gallery
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Everything else
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External resources
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If you want to add personal links, please do that on your user page (you can also write your profile there). If you have a link with great content that travellers need, you can add it at Little Rock/Links |
| This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Little Rock. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with World Wikia, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License. |
Text with links to user-reviews on other pages
Nightlife
Photo gallery
| Add a new photo to the Little Rock gallery. Vote on which images to feature in the featured images forum. |
Everything else
| Got something to say that doesn't fit in the other sections of this page? Create a new page about it. Start by adding a paragraph exactly as above: for example, copy (from the EDIT BOX) the heading "Nightlife" and the three lines below it, paste in below that section, and change "Nightlife" (in all three places) to your new subject. If it's great, add a snippet below the heading. Then click on the new link and start on the new page. |
External resources
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If you want to add personal links, please do that on your user page (you can also write your profile there). If you have a link with great content that travellers need, you can add it at Little Rock/Links |
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| This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Little Rock. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. As with World Wikia, the text of Wikipedia is available under the GNU Free Documentation License. |
