Arkansas GuideArkansas is a state near the center of the Southern United States. It is known as the "Natural State". CentralThe center of the state includes the state capital Little Rock and Conway DeltaThe eastern section of the state along the Mississippi River Delta and … HotelsFind hotels in Little Rock, Mountain Home, Fayetteville, Eureka Springs, Fort Smith and more. Little RockLittle Rock became the capital of the Arkansas Territory in 1819 and of the state of Arkansas in 1836. Buffalo National RiverBuffalo National River in northern Arkansas is an unpolluted and free-flowing river in the heart of the Ozarks. FayettevilleFayetteville is in the Ozarks and the Ozarks Region of Arkansas. It is home for the main campus of the University of Arkansas. OzarksThe Ozarks in Arkansas are part of the Ozarks mountains, as well as being considered a region in northwest Arkansas. Central ArkansasCentral is a region in Arkansas. The central region includes the Little Rock, Rock, Pine Bluff Combined Statistical area which had 829,032 people in the 2006 census estimates and the Hot Springs Metropolitan area which had 95,164 in 2006. River ValleyRiver Valley is in northwest Arkansas along the Arkansas river. It is the valley area on the southern edge of the Ozarks between the Ouachita mountains to the south and the Boston and Ozark Mountain to the north. TimberlandsTimberlands is in Southern Arkansas, one of the United States of America. DeltaThe Arkansas Delta is the eastern section of Arkansas along the Mississippi River Delta and includes Jonesboro and West Memphis. OuachitasOuachitas is in west central part of Arkansas that includes the Ouachita Mountains and Ouachita National Forest.