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North Little Rock, Arkansas

Located in Pulaski County, Arkansas, North Little Rock was established in 1901. Originally called Argenta, it seceded from Little Rock in 1901. Camp Robinson was a major military training facility.
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Founded 1901 | Population 66,075 | Peak 66,075 (2024) | County Pulaski County

Top 10 Most Important Events for North Little Rock, Arkansas

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1885Railroad Era: Railroad connections spurred growth and commerce in North Little Rock.
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1901Split from LR: Argenta seceded from Little Rock.
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1917Camp Pike: WWI military base.
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1942Military Presence: Military installations became a major part of North Little Rock's identity and economy.
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2010Modern Era: North Little Rock continued to develop as part of the region, with new infrastructure and community amenities.
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Complete Historical Timeline

1885 Transport
Railroad Era
1901 Government
Split from LR
1917 Government
Camp Pike
1942 Government
Military Presence
2010 Culture
Modern Era

Did You Know?

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Originally called Argenta, it seceded from Little Rock in 1901.
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Camp Robinson was a major military training facility.
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Separated from Little Rock by the Arkansas River.
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North Little Rock is located in Pulaski County, Arkansas.
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North Little Rock has a population of approximately 66,075.
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