2020 Map of Little Rock

About this map

Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site stands as a focal point in this urban landscape, reflecting the city's complex social and educational history. The capital city's geography is defined by the Arkansas River to the north and a series of prominent peaks and ridges to the south and west, including Granite Mtn, Fourche Mtn, and Allis Mtn. This intersection of topography and development shows how the city expanded from its namesake, The Little Rock, into residential districts like Oak Forest and Wakefield Village. Extensive cemetery grounds such as Mount Holly Cem and the Little Rock National Cemetery occupy significant acreage near the city center. To the south, industrial and transportation hubs like Hot Springs Junction and the Big Rock Settling Pond reveal the city's infrastructure, while outlying communities like Woodyardville and Ironton mark the transition toward more rural Pulaski County.