Sharp County, Administrative county in northeastern Arkansas, US
Sharp County is located in northeastern Arkansas and consists of rolling hills, forests, and farmland. The area is bordered by six neighboring counties and contains several towns, with Ash Flat serving as a central hub for services.
The county was established in 1868 and named after Ephraim Sharp, a state legislator. It was formed from portions of Lawrence County and Independence County.
Agriculture shapes daily life and the landscape, with farming practices that have been passed down through generations. The presence of Cherokee Village brings a different demographic to the region.
Several major highways including U.S. Routes 62 and 167 connect the area to Ash Flat and neighboring communities. These roads make it easy to reach local services and move around the region.
The Spring River flows through the county and offers fishing and recreational opportunities throughout the year. This waterway is central to how locals and visitors spend their leisure time.
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