The Field Atlas
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State chapter

Wild places in Arkansas

Arkansas has 4 plates in this atlas, on canyon, forest, geothermal, and waterfalls ground.

Petit Jean, Arkansas — Cedar Falls in the sandstone amphitheater, Petit Jean
FrontispiecePetit Jean, Arkansas

Photo: Marcus O. Bst · CC BY-SA 2.0

Plates
4
Terrains
Canyon, Forest, Geothermal, Waterfalls

Arkansas

The plates

Cedar Falls in the sandstone amphitheater, Petit JeanPlate CCCXIX

canyon35.1° N · 92.9° W

Petit Jean

Petit Jean State Park, Arkansas River Valley, Arkansas

A white drop in a ring of October sandstone.

Open plate

Twin Falls on Richland Creek, Ozark National ForestPlate CCCXLVIII

forest35.9° N · 93.4° W

Richland Creek

Ozark National Forest, Newton County, Arkansas

Twin Falls in a quiet Ozark creek.

Open plate

October hardwood on the Ozark Highlands Trail, Ozark National ForestPlate CCCLXIV

forest35.7° N · 93.8° W

Ozark National Forest

Boston Mountains, Ozark Highlands Trail, Arkansas

Hardwood the Boston Mountains still keep.

Open plate

Bathhouse Row and the mountain springs, Hot Springs, ArkansasPlate CCCLXXV

geothermal34.5° N · 93.1° W

Hot Springs National Park

Hot Springs Mountain, Arkansas

A mountain that still sends hot water into a town.

Open plate