Randolph County

Randolph County is an administrative division in northeastern Arkansas characterized by rolling hills and river valleys throughout its terrain. The area is defined by several waterways that shape its geographical character.

The area was officially established as a county in 1835, with Pocahontas designated as its administrative center. This founding date marks the beginning of organized administration for the region.

The region holds strong ties to its agricultural past, still visible in local festivals and community gatherings throughout the year. These events bring people together and show how rural traditions remain important to the community.

The area connects to surrounding regions via U.S. Highway 67 and Arkansas State Highway 115, providing good regional access. Visitors should expect rural travel times and infrastructure oriented toward local needs rather than heavy tourism.

Five different rivers flow through or border the area, creating a distinctive water landscape throughout the region. This river diversity makes the terrain especially appealing for exploration and nature observation.

Location: Arkansas

Inception: October 29, 1835

Capital city: Pocahontas

Shares border with: Ripley County, Lawrence County, Clay County, Greene County, Sharp County, Oregon County

GPS coordinates: 36.34472,-91.01278

Latest update: December 8, 2025 13:40