what are the five major rivers in arkansas?
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Why did everyone but one forget about the Mississippi River?  It borders the state.  The five largest rivers in Arkansas are:\n\nArkansas River\nMississippi River\nOuachita River\nRed River\nWhite River
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World's Shortest River\n\nThe Roe River is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's shortest river. The Roe flows 200 feet between Giant Springs and the Missouri River near Great Falls. The Roe River competes with the D River in Lincoln City, Oregon for the title of the shortest river. Both rivers have been measured on different occasions, with lengths varying from 58 feet to 200 feet. Schoolchildren in Great Falls campaigned successfully to have the Roe River placed in the Guinness Book of World Records. \n\nThe source of the Roe River, Giant Springs, is the largest freshwater spring in the United States. The longest river in the state is the Missouri River. The Missouri flows 1,029 miles, from Three Forks to the North Dakota border.
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Here are some long rivers\n\n1  Nile River (6,690 km) \n2  Amazon (6,452km) \n3  Yangtze (Chang Jiang) (6,380 km) \n5  Mississippi-Missouri (6,270 km) \n5  Ob-Irtysh (5,570 km) \n6  Yenisey-Angara (5,550 km) \n7  Huang He (Yellow) (5,464 km) \n8  Amur (4,410 km) \n9  Congo (4,380 km or 4,670 km). (The source of this river is disputed.) \n10 Lena (4,260 km)
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Go to \nhttp://www.arkansas.gov\nThen click online services\nThen alphabetical order\nThen Birth certificates.
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Minnesota. Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana
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Type in Mississippi River on your yahoo search bar and it will bring up several places to search. The one that says Mississippi River is a good one it tell where the river starts and ends. Also tell how long it is ect. Lots of Info there. See for yourself biology.usgs.gov/s+t/SNT/noframe/ms137.htm
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A past version of the World Book Encyclopedia put the first shot fired in the Civil War in Pine Bluff. (Fort Sumpter was the first shots fired by UNIFORMED forces.) It was a Union boat shooting across the bow of a Confederate Boat on the Arkansas River apparently right after war was declared. It is kinda the forgotten engagement of the war.\n\nAnother interesting one is the fact that Arkansas is the only state in the Country in which you can travel to all of the neigboring states, or territories by going south.  (Check it out on a map.)
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Lengths of the major rivers\nTake a look at a map of the United States or of any country in the world. Notice how towns and cities tend to be located next to rivers? This is no coincidence. Rivers provide water for the essential needs of both tiny towns and huge cities. There's a good chance that you live near one of our nation's large rivers. Ever wonder what rivers are the longest? Look at the graphic below to see our short list of long rivers.\n\n(It's not so easy to define how long a river is. If a number of tributaries merge to form a larger river, how would you define where the river actually begins? Here, we define river length as the distance to the outflow point from the original headwaters where the name defines the complete length. (Source: Statistical Abstract of the U.S., 1986))\n\nWORLD\n\n Nile: 4,132 miles\n Amazon: 4,000 miles\n Yangtze: 3,915 miles\n\nUNITED STATES\n\n Missouri: 2,540 miles\n Mississippi: 2,340 miles\n Yukon: 1,980 miles\n Rio Grande: 1,900 miles\n St. Lawrence: 1,900 miles\n Arkansas: 1,460 miles\n Colorado: 1,450 miles\n Atchafalaya: 1,420 miles\n Ohio: 1,310 miles\n Red: 1,290 miles\n Brazos: 1,280 miles\n Columbia: 1,240 miles\n Snake: 1,040 miles\n Platte: 990 miles\n Pecos: 926 miles\n Canadian: 906 miles\n Tennessee: 886 miles\n Colorado (of Texas): 862 miles\n North Canadian: 800 miles\n Mobile: 774 miles\n Kansas: 743 miles\n Kuskokwim: 724 miles\n Yellowstone: 692 miles\n Tanana: 659 miles\n Milk: 625 miles\n Quachita: 605 miles\n Hamilton: 600 miles\n Cimarron: 600 miles\n\nThe Yellowstone River is the longest free flowing river in the lower 48 states. Unshackled by dams, the 680-mile river begins its journey in the mountains of northwest Wyoming and extends to meet with the Missouri River in northeastern Montana. Fish, float or simply appreciate this national treasure.\n\nThe Yellowstone River, the longest free-flowing river in The United States, is a world-class blue ribbon trout stream, teaming with trophy-size Cutthroats, Browns and Rainbows. It flows North through Paradise Valley from its source, Yellowstone Lake, in famed Yellowstone National Park
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1) Minnesota\n2) North Carolina\n3) Missouri\n4) South Carolina\n5) Virginia
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Booger Hollow, Arkansas, on Route 7.
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try arkansas.gov or see if you can find an arkansas history book to buy/ borrow.
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go here this is a pdf of arkansas trees\nhttp://www.forestry.state.ar.us/community/guide.html
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http://www.arkansas.gov/doc/facilities.html
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hundred, WV\nhttp://www.weather.com/weather/local/USWV0357?from=search_city\n\nFifty Six, AR\nhttp://www.weather.com/weather/local/USAR0190?from=search_city
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Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida.
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Arkansas, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina, and parts of Louisiana and Virginia
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Not sure about arkansas but for catfish i have always used a treble hook with a sinker about a foot abouve the hook.  and on the hook put 1 live worm and and a dead minnow.  If you have minnows for small mouth and crappie fishing just set up the ones that don't make it on yopur catsish rigs.