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The diversified and fairly well-balanced economy is reflected in the state's official nickname as The Land of Opportunity. Arkansas is also called The Natural State by tourism promoters. The name Arkansas is taken from the Arkansas River, which is named for the Native Americans of the Arkansa tribe. The s was added as a plural, though it remains silent in the pronunciation formally adopted by the state's legislature. Little Rock is the capital and largest city of Arkansas. "Arkansas," Microsoft® Encarta® 97 Encyclopedia.
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Arkansas, state in the United States, classified as one of the west south central states. The term is appropriate, for west, south, and Midwest states seem to meet in Arkansas. The southwestern section of the state, with its cattle and oil fields, has the feeling of the Western Plains. Dairy farms and orchards in the northwest seem more akin to parts of the Corn Belt, while the cotton plantations in the east toward the Mississippi River are reminiscent of the Deep South.
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