Arkansas is located in the south-central United States, bordered by Missouri, Tennessee, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. It has three main regions - the Ozark Mountain region, Southern region, and Tornado Alley. Notable places include the White River National Wildlife Refuge, Ozark Mountains, Arkansas River, and Buffalo National River. An annual butterfly festival is held in the Ozark Mountains to celebrate the region's biodiversity. Transportation within Arkansas is facilitated by waterways like the Arkansas River and major highways. Agriculture is a key industry, producing crops like rice, tomatoes, and chickens for export. Residents have adapted to the hot, humid climate by wearing light clothing and storing food underground. Farmers have also

1. Arkansas
By: Silver Snakes
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2. Location
Relative: North, Missouri East,Tennessee
South,Louisiana West, Oklahoma
Absolute: Little Rock 34* N, 92* W

3. Regions
*Ozark Mountain region
*Southern region
*Tornado Alley

4. Place
Landmark:
*White River National Wildlife Refuge
* Ozark Mountain

5. Place continued
Landform:
*The Arkansas River
*Buffalo National River

6. Place, continued
Tradition: International Butterfly Festival
The first International
Butterfly Festival was
held on Mount
Magazine. The festival
is now an annual event
in June to celebrate
the mountains unique
fame as a home to
over 90 of the world's
127 butterfly species.

7. Place, continued
Climate: The Arkansas lowlands have hot,
humid summers and a mild winters.

8. Movement
Transportation: The Arkansas River is used for
transportation as well as major roadways,
such as highways 30 and 40
Exports: lumber,catfish, soybeans and
diamonds
Agriculture: rice, pink tomatoes, and
chickens

9. Human Environment Interaction
Adapt: They wear shorts and t-shirts in the
summer and pants and shirts in the winter
because there is no snow. They also adapt
by put a cellar in there basement.
Modify: Farmers in Arkansas deepened river
channels so agricultural goods grown could
be shipped more easily.

10. Human Environment Interaction,
continued
Depend: They depend on lakes and rivers for
fish and on deer for hunting.