The document describes the six main regions of Arkansas, including the Ozarks, Arkansas River Valley, Ouachita Mountains, Gulf Coastal Plain, Mississippi Alluvial Plain (Delta), and Crowley's Ridge. It provides details on the characteristics, climate, landforms, and bodies of water for each region.

1. Six Regions of Arkansas

2. Ozarks Characterastics Mountainous Climate Mild temps and moderate rain Landforms Boston Mountains Bodies of Water Buffalo, Kings, and White Rivers

3. Arkansas River Valley Characteristics Mountainous area with high relief areas Climate Hotter temperatures than NWA, moderate rain Landforms Mt. Nebo and Petite Jean Mountain Bodies of Water Arkansas River and Lake Dardanelle

4. Ouachita Mountains Characteristics Mountainous area Climate Mild temps and most rain fall in state Landforms Ouachita Mountains Bodies of Water Ouachita River…others?

5. Gulf Coastal Plain Characteristics Flat lowlands made-up of timber Climate Moderate levels of rain and warm temp Landforms N/A….this land is mainly made up of timber Bodies of Water Ouachita, Saline, and Red Rivers

6. Mississippi Alluvial Plain (Delta) Characteristics Flat lowlands Climate Higher temps and moderate to high rain fall Landforms N/A…made up of farmland Bodies of Water Mississippi River

7. Crowley’s Ridge Characteristics Ridge within the lowlands of the Delta Climate Moderate rain fall and higher temps Landforms Crowley’s Ridge Bodies of Water Ridge was formed by the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers