Moving Companies & Movers in Arkansas, AR

Thinking of moving to Arkansas? Arkansas offers a calm and relaxed lifestyle, mild climate, plentiful outdoor opportunities and a moderate cost of living. You can find a life style to meet almost any desire; fishing, hunting, biking, tennis, golf or just relaxing. The highest peaks in the United States and clean air, clean water and mild seasonal temperatures, low criminal activity and great schools. The more unique geographic features of Arkansas are hot springs and caves. No wonder that so many people come for a visit and stay in Arkansas for a lifetime!

Arkansas is located in the southern region of the United States and shares a border with other six states. Arkansas with 53,182 square miles area is the 28th largest state in the United States of America. The eastern border largely defined by the Mississippi River. Arkansas has an estimated population of 2,810,872 based on the last census in 2006. The population density of the state is 51.3 people per square mile and the center of population is the far northeast corner of Perry County. Irish, German, and English background people are the majority of Arkansas' European descendant residents. The major population of Arkansas is located in the far northeast corner of Perry County. The capital and most populous city is Little Rock, located in the central part of the state.

Arkansas is about equally divided between highlands and lowlands, with the Gulf Coastal Plain on the south, the Mississippi River Alluvial Plain on the east and the Interior Highlands on the west and north. Elevations in the lowlands range from 54 feet above sea level in the south to 683 feet above sea level in the northeast.

Arkansas also known as "The Natural State" is the first U.S. State in which diamonds was found and has the only operating diamond mine in the United States. It is located near Murfreesboro and operated as a tourist attraction. Arkansas is also a home to many national parks; Pea Ridge National Military Park, Hot Springs National Park, Arkansas Post National Memorial and many more. Food products are the largest employing sector in Arkansas, with lumber and wood products a close second. Arkansas is also a leader in the production of cotton, rice and soybean products.

Quick Facts
13.9% of population is persons 65 years old and over.
6.9% of population is persons under 5 years old.
24.6% of population is persons under 18 years old.

Arkansas borders with Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Texas.
Ten largest cities by population: Little Rock, Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Springdale, Jonesboro, North Little Rock, Pine Bluff, Conway, Rogers, Hot Springs.

Moving companies and moving services in Arkansas cities
Alexander Alma Arkadelphia Batesville Benton Bentonville Blytheville Cabot Camden Clarksville Conway Crossett El Dorado Fayetteville Forrest City	Fort Smith Greenbrier Greenwood Harrison Heber Springs Hope Hot Springs National Park Hot Springs Village Jacksonville Jonesboro Little Rock Lonoke Mabelvale Magnolia Malvern	Marion Maumelle Mena Monticello Morrilton Mountain Home Nashville Newport North Little Rock Osceola Ozark Paragould Pine Bluff Pocahontas Rogers	Russellville Searcy Sheridan Sherwood Siloam Springs Springdale Stuttgart Texarkana Van Buren West Helena West Memphis White Hall Wynne
Moving quotes and rates by counties
ArkansasAshleyBaxterBentonBooneBradleyCalhounCarrollChicotClarkClayCleburneClevelandColumbiaConwayCraigheadCrawfordCrittendenCross	DallasDeshaDrewFaulknerFranklinFultonGarlandGrantGreeneHempsteadHot SpringHowardIndependenceIzardJacksonJeffersonJohnsonLafayetteLawrence	LeeLincolnLittle RiverLoganLonokeMadisonMarionMillerMississippiMonroeMontgomeryNevadaNewtonOuachitaPerryPhillipsPikePoinsettPolk	PopePrairiePulaskiRandolphSaint FrancisSalineScottSearcySebastianSevierSharpStoneUnionVan BurenWashingtonWhiteWoodruffYell