Arkadelphia is a city in and the county seat of Clark County, Arkansas, United States. The city is located near the Ouachita River at the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains, along the Interstate 30 corridor between Little Rock and Texarkana. As of the 2020 census, the population was 10,380.
Southeast
Arkadelphia
Clark County, AR
Population
10,354
Walk Score
72 · Very Walkable
Median rent
$695
Median home value
$157,000
Incorporated
1857
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On the National Register
Historic districts
- Arkadelphia Commercial Historic District · listed 2011
- Henderson State University Historic District
- Henderson State University Historic District · listed 2023
Notable landmarks
- Arkadelphia Boy Scout Hut · listed 2002
- Arkadelphia Confederate Monument · listed 1996
- Arkansas 7/51 Bridge · listed 2006
- Barkman, James E. M., House · listed 1974
- Bayou Sel · listed 1974
- Biscoe, Nannie Gresham, House · listed 2004
- Bozeman House · listed 1978
- Clark County Courthouse · listed 1978
- Clark County Library · listed 1974
- DeGray Creek Bridge · listed 2010
- Domestic Science Building · listed 1982
- Flanagin Law Office · listed 1977
- Habicht-Cohn-Crow House · listed 1985
- Henderson, Capt. Charles C., House · listed 1998
- Hudson-Jones House · listed 1982
- John Duke Wells Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Building
- John Duke Wells Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Building · listed 2025
- Magnolia Manor · listed 1972
- Missouri-Pacific Railroad Depot-Arkadelphia · listed 1992
- Peake High School · listed 2005
- Pond Mountain Carved Rock
- Rose Hill Cemetery · listed 1999
- Rosedale Plantation Barn · listed 2004
- Ross. Jane. House · listed 2025
- Thompson, C.E., General Store and House · listed 2001
- …and 1 more
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