Cabot

Cabot is a city in Lonoke County, Arkansas, situated in a flat area with residential neighborhoods, schools, and shopping districts spread throughout. The town has parks and local amenities distributed across its layout to serve the community.

The city was founded in 1873 around a refueling station for the Cairo & Fulton Railroad. It was named after George Cabot Ward, a railroad executive of that era.

The community maintains strong connections through annual festivals, local markets, and events that bring residents together throughout the year.

The city sits near major highways that connect directly to Little Rock, making travel straightforward. Parking and access to local facilities are generally easy to find throughout the town.

Lyon College established Arkansas's first School of Veterinary Medicine in the city, making it an important center for veterinary education. This choice brought significant academic recognition to the area.

Location: Lonoke County

Inception: 1873

Elevation above the sea: 91 m

Website: http://cabotar.gov

GPS coordinates: 34.97278,-92.02222

Latest update: December 20, 2025 13:47