Arkadelphia, Arkansas

Arkadelphia is a settlement situated in the state of Arkansas in United States of America. Arkadelphia is 947 miles from the US capital Washington, DC.

Nearby places include Caddo Valley, Central, Daleville, Gum Springs, Knoxville, Witherspoon,.

Local landmarks include A U Williams Stadium, Arkadelphia Central Park, Arkadelphia City Hall, Arkansas Hall, Berry Chapel, Birkett Williams Hall, Caddo Center Cafeteria, Central Primary School, Church of Christ, Church of Christ, Church of the Nazarene, Clark County Courthouse, Clark County Fairgrounds, Clark County Health Center, Clark County Jail, Clark County Library, Concer Hall, Dailey Hall, Ebenezer Church of God in Christ, Evans Hall, First Assembly of God Church, First Baptist Church, First Christian Church, First Presbyterian Church, First United Methodist Church, First United Pentecostal Church, Flennicken Memorial Students Center, Foster Hall, Gennesaret Missionary Baptist Church, Goodloe Dormitory, Goz Junior High School, Goza Middle School, Haygood Gymnasium, Henderson State University, Holly Dormitory, Huie Library, J R Grant Memorial Administration Building, Johnson Hall, KDEL-FM (Arkadelphia), KSWH-FM (Arkadelphia), KVRC-AM (Arkadelphia), McBrien Hall, McElhannon Hall, Mitchell Hall, Mooney Hall, Nowlin Pond, O C Bailey Dormitory, Oaks Dormitory, Ouachita Baptist University, Pines Dormitory, Proctor Hall, Rab Rodgers Stadium, Riley Library, Rose Hill Cemetery, Saint Marys Catholic Church, Second Baptist Church, Smith Hall, Sturgis Field, Terral-Moore Hall, Third Street Baptist Church, Womack Hall,.