Regions of Arkansas: Lowlands 

Watched both now. Moved to Arkansas 2 years ago from central Illinois but have ancestral roots in Arkansas from as early as 1790s to 1850s. Surnames Vaughn and Benton, Stinnett and Scoggins and a Civil war ancestor David Glowner. Glad I moved here. Thank you for your videos.

I’m not sure how I just stumbled across your videos but I’m glad I did. You did an extraordinary job of putting these two together. I was born in Pine Bluff in 1957 and lived there for almost 40 years. I’m currently in the river valley area but have also lived in Harrison and Saline Co. I appreciate and enjoy the beauty and geographical diversity of our state. Thank you so much for your efforts!

Amazing documentary of high and lowlands, very intense and complicated but extremely informational! ❤

Great video, you are an incredible teacher

Nicely done! Even if I do live just over the line from Arkansas! Not far from Norfork lake!

Video on the governors of the state would be great as well!🇺🇸

Great report! Thanks

Thank you so much Mapstronaut- I really enjoyed the video. Looking forward to more!

Louis Jordan and Sister Rosetta Thorpe are the father and mother of Rock and Roll!!!!!!!

Awesome series, I learned so much!

Thanks! Planning weekend trips to these delta regions now

After a stop on Island #10 amid the Mississippi River I went east into the green wet Arkansas Lowlands. Having a 1952 USGS topographic map. The same one I'm now looking at. The one titled, FAUKE, ARK. It gave me access to Boggy Creek, where local lore said a mystery lurked. All I saw was a lazy water flow bearing west toward Days Creek. Bird calls and woodpeckers at work, I heard. Waited an hour but no horror manifested. Returned to Fauke, a small town, quiet in mid-day heat. Departed NW on US 71 to my evening repose. A farm owned by parents of a young woman I'd had an affair with in California. Good people, working a crop of peas, as I watched from their porch. They gave me a supper of Creole Okra Gumbo and Collard Greens. We watched bats swoop by at dusk. The three of us talking about our prior years of paid employment in Micronesia.

Good stuff!!!

Good job!!

Great vid

EXCELLENT.

I’m from Smackover!

This would make good Arkansas school material

New Madrid Earthquake 1811 - 1812

The Arkansas legislature actually voted to STAY in the union on their first vote on the matter of succession. Only some months later when cotton plantation planters bought their economic influence to bare did the state succeed.

I know the first lowland region well.

hey im from monticello

Bro said Smackover was one of the larger cities😹😹