Top 100 Biggest Cities in Arkansas

Rank	City	2024 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Little Rock	203,842	0.2%
2	Fayetteville	101,680	2.6%
3	Fort Smith	89,770	0.2%
4	Springdale	88,224	0.3%
5	Jonesboro	80,650	0.8%
6	Rogers	74,035	1.8%
7	Conway	69,580	2.9%
8	North Little Rock	64,531	-0.1%
9	Bentonville	59,471	2.8%
10	Pine Bluff	39,123	-1.5%
11	Hot Springs	37,994	-0.1%
12	Benton	37,558	2.3%
13	Sherwood	33,118	0.3%
14	Bella Vista	32,368	2.2%
15	Paragould	30,520	1.1%
16	Russellville	29,338	0.2%
17	Texarkana	29,223	-0.1%
18	Jacksonville	29,094	-0.4%
19	Cabot	27,190	0.8%
20	Van Buren	24,138	1.4%
21	Centerton	23,953	9.6%
22	West Memphis	23,825	-0.9%
23	Searcy	23,813	1.1%
24	Bryant	21,877	1.8%
25	Maumelle	19,452	0.3%
26	Siloam Springs	19,336	4.0%
27	El Dorado	16,869	-1.5%
28	Marion	13,654	-0.3%
29	Harrison	13,409	0.9%
30	Mountain Home	13,278	1.2%
31	Blytheville	12,594	-1.9%
32	Forrest City	12,490	-1.7%
33	Batesville	11,515	0.9%
34	Lowell	11,466	4.8%
35	Malvern	11,080	1.4%
36	Magnolia	10,769	-1.2%
37	Arkadelphia	10,255	-0.1%
38	Camden	10,165	-1.1%
39	Farmington	9,761	8.4%
40	Greenwood	9,671	0.6%
41	Clarksville	9,600	0.7%
42	Beebe	8,871	1.7%
43	Pea Ridge	8,680	9.2%
44	Helena-West Helena	8,670	-2.8%
45	Hope	8,558	-1.1%
46	Prairie Grove	8,186	4.5%
47	Monticello	8,175	-1.0%
48	Newport	8,089	1.1%
49	Wynne	8,011	-1.2%
50	Stuttgart	7,788	-2.0%
51	Pocahontas	7,601	1.0%
52	Trumann	7,400	0.1%
53	Tontitown	7,364	15.9%
54	Heber Springs	7,239	1.3%
55	Morrilton	7,083	0.3%
56	Ward	6,840	3.9%
57	Osceola	6,610	-1.6%
58	Greenbrier	6,170	2.3%
59	Cave Springs	6,081	2.6%
60	De Queen	6,019	-0.3%
61	Alma	5,997	1.0%
62	Berryville	5,754	0.6%
63	Mena	5,618	0.3%
64	Walnut Ridge	5,532	0.8%
65	White Hall	5,437	-0.8%
66	Barling	5,215	2.9%
67	Warren	5,211	-1.4%
68	Sheridan	5,202	1.7%
69	Cherokee Village	4,936	1.0%
70	Shannon Hills	4,685	1.3%
71	Crossett	4,578	-1.5%
72	Vilonia	4,568	1.7%
73	Brookland	4,556	3.4%
74	Dardanelle	4,504	0.1%
75	Gentry	4,449	4.9%
76	Lonoke	4,277	0.9%
77	Southside	4,271	0.0%
78	Ashdown	4,162	-0.1%
79	Haskell	4,138	1.4%
80	Nashville	4,043	-0.8%
81	Austin	4,027	4.1%
82	Elkins	3,889	2.0%
83	Booneville	3,820	0.1%
84	Gravette	3,750	1.6%
85	Alexander	3,740	3.0%
86	Manila	3,714	0.3%
87	Johnson	3,672	0.4%
88	Dumas	3,662	-2.7%
89	Ozark	3,590	0.3%
90	McGehee	3,555	-2.7%
91	Piggott	3,538	-0.7%
92	Huntsville	3,378	6.3%
93	Waldron	3,361	0.4%
94	Marianna	3,314	-2.3%
95	Paris	3,302	1.0%
96	Pottsville	3,285	1.6%
97	Fordyce	3,225	-1.8%
98	Green Forest	3,160	1.7%
99	Corning	3,118	-1.0%
100	Little Flock	3,037	-0.2%

What is the largest city in Arkansas?

The largest city in Arkansas is Little Rock, with a population of 203,842. Little Rock is the 119th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Fayetteville, with a population of 101,680, and is the 323rd largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Arkansas?

The major cities in Arkansas are Little Rock and Fayetteville. There are 2 major cities in Arkansas, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Arkansas?

The capital of Arkansas is Little Rock, whose most recent population was 203,842. Little Rock is also the largest city in the state of Arkansas.

What is the fastest growing city in Arkansas?

Among the 100 largest cities in Arkansas, the fastest growing city is Centerton, whose population has grown 807.6% since the year 2000.

What is the fastest shrinking city in Arkansas?

Among the 100 largest cities in Arkansas, the fastest shrinking city is Helena-West Helena, whose population has declined 41.8% since the year 2000. Helena-West Helena's peak populuation was 14,905 in the year 2000, and it's current population of 8,670 represents a 41.8% decline from it's peak. Helena-West Helena was once the 2,015th largest city in the US, but it's now the 3,485th largest.

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