Little Rock, Arkansas

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city state capital

Little Rock, Arkansas is the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of Arkansas, known as a regional center for government, commerce, and culture.

Aliases (4)

Little Rock, Arkansas, United States ×10
Little Rock ×4
Little Rock metropolitan area ×1
little rock ×1

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → state capital →
capitalOf	Arkansas →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
country	United States →
foundedAs	trading post →
governmentType	mayor–council government →
hasAirport	Clinton National Airport →
hasCulturalInstitution	Arkansas Arts Center →
hasHigherEducationInstitution	Arkansas Baptist College → Philander Smith University → University of Arkansas at Little Rock → University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences →
hasLandmark	Arkansas State Capitol → Big Dam Bridge → Clinton Presidential Center → Little Rock Central High School → Old State House Museum → Pinnacle Mountain State Park → River Market District →
hasMuseum	MacArthur Museum of Arkansas Military History → Museum of Discovery →
hasProfessionalLeague	Minor League Baseball →
hasPublicTransit	Rock Region Metro →
hasRiverCrossing	Junction Bridge → Main Street Bridge →
hasSportsTeam	Arkansas Travelers →
hasZoo	Little Rock Zoo →
isCountySeatOf	Pulaski County, Arkansas →
isPartOf	American South → U.S. South Central region →
isRegionalCenterFor	commerce → culture → government →
isServedBy	Interstate 30 → Interstate 40 → Interstate 430 NERFINISHED → Interstate 440 → Interstate 530 NERFINISHED → Interstate 630 NERFINISHED →
largestCityOf	Arkansas →
locatedIn	Arkansas →
locatedInMetropolitanArea	Little Rock metropolitan area →
locatedInTimeZone	Central Time Zone →
locatedOnRiver	Arkansas River →
namedAfter	rock formation on the Arkansas River →
roleInHistory	site of 1957 school desegregation crisis at Little Rock Central High School →

Referenced by (40)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Attorney General of Arkansas → Daisy Bates ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Elizabeth Eckford ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Joseph T. Robinson → Mary Pinkney Hardy MacArthur → Orval Faubus → Wesley Clark ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") →	residence
Brooks Robinson ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Chelsea Clinton ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Douglas MacArthur → Elizabeth Eckford ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Haki R. Madhubuti ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") →	placeOfBirth
Daisy Bates ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") → Hugh Rodham → Roy Scheider ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") →	placeOfDeath
American South (mid-20th century civil rights era) → South Central United States ("Little Rock") →	hasMajorCity
Arkansas River → Interstate 40 →	passesThroughCity
Attorney General of Arkansas → Governor of Arkansas →	seat
Wesley Clark 2004 presidential campaign →	announcedFrom
Arkansas ("Little Rock") →	capital
Interstate 30 →	connectsCity
Interstate 30 →	easternTerminus
FedEx ("Little Rock, Arkansas, United States") →	foundingLocation
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas →	hasSeat
Wesley Clark 2004 presidential campaign →	headquartersLocation
Arkansas ("Little Rock") →	largestCity
Little Rock Central High School ("Little Rock") →	locatedIn
Little Rock, Arkansas ("Little Rock metropolitan area") →	locatedInMetropolitanArea
Little Rock Integration Crisis →	location
Cooper v. Aaron →	locationOfEvents
Missouri Pacific Railroad →	notableHub
U.S. Route 70 →	passesNear
Alan ("little rock") →	possibleMeaning
Governor of Arkansas →	residenceLocation
University of Arkansas Razorbacks football →	secondaryHomeStadiumLocation
Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas →	seeCity
Eisenhower administration →	sentFederalTroopsTo