Calhoun, Arkansas

Calhoun is a city located in the state of Arkansas, within the United States. It serves as the administrative center for Calhoun County. Geographically, Calhoun is situated in the southern part of the state, approximately 40 miles southwest of Little Rock, the state capital. The city is part of the larger Camden Micropolitan Statistical Area.

As of the most recent census, Calhoun has a population of around 1,200 residents, reflecting a small, rural community. The city is characterized by its agricultural surroundings and proximity to natural features, including the Ouachita Mountains to the west and various small lakes and rivers in the region.

Key points of interest in Calhoun include local government buildings such as the Calhoun County Courthouse, and community facilities that serve its residents. The city is accessible via Arkansas Highway 7, which connects it to larger transportation networks. Recent developments in Calhoun have focused on improving infrastructure, including road maintenance and housing initiatives to accommodate its population. The economic activity in the area is primarily driven by agriculture, with an emphasis on crop and livestock farming, contributing to the local economy.