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Milebymile.Com Personal Road Trip Guide Arkansas United States Highway #412 MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide Arkansas United States Highway #412 Miles ITEM SUMMARY 0.0 Arkansas/Oklahoma State Arkansas/Oklahoma State Line, just west of Siloam Springs, Arkansas, Line This is where United States Highway #412 starts its journey into Arkansas, travels west to east, to end at the Arkansas/Missouri Border east of Paragould, Arkansas, where the U.S.Route #412 crosses over to Missouri. Altitude: 1148 feet 1.4 Old Arkansas 204 : Siloam Old Arkansas 204, Siloam Springs, Arkansas, a city in Benton County, Springs, AR Arkansas, Siloam Springs Memorial Hospital, Twin Springs Park, Siloam Springs Municipal Park, John Brown University (JBU), a private, interdenominational, Christian liberal arts college in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, US News & World Report ranked JBU third among baccalaureate colleges in the Southern region. Altitude: 1175 feet 4.2 State Highway #59 : State Highway #59, to, Smith Field Airport, located east of Siloam Airport Springs, Arkansas, Gentry, Arkansas, a city in Benton County, Arkansas, lies north off United States Highway #412. Altitude: 1161 feet 7.3 Fairmount Road : Fairmount Road, connects with State Route #12 near Springtown, a Springtown, Arkansas town in Benton County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1007 feet 9.8 Martin Pedro Road : Pedro, Martin Pedro Road, County Road 105, Pedro, Arkansas, a community in AR Benton County, Arkansas, located within Ozark National Forest, Altitude: 1027 feet 19.6 Barrington Road : Barrington Road, Tontitown, Arkansas, a city in Washington County, Tontitown, AR Arkansas, An annual grape festival in mid-August, is held in Tontitown, Arkansas to celebrates the harvest and the town's Italian American heritage. Altitude: 1306 feet 20.6 Maestri Rd/State Rte #112: Maestri Road, State Route #112, Elm Springs, Arkansas, a city in Benton and Washington counties in Arkansas, Ecclesia College, Lake Elmdale located north off United States Route #412, To the south lies Fayetteville, Arkansas (formerly Washington) a city in Washington County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1299 feet 22.3 Intersection : U.S.Route Intersection U.S.Route #71/62 & I-540, Bentonville, Arkansas, a city in #71/62 & I-540 Benton County, Arkansas, on the north and Fayetteville, Arkansas on the south are connected by this concurrent highway. Arvest Ballpark, a stadium in Springdale, Arkansas lies along the Highway, Willow Creek Womens Hospital, Washington Regional Medical Center, HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital, University of Arkansas, Veterans Healthcare System of the Ozark, Regency Hospital of Northwest Arkansas, Altitude: 1329 feet 25.0 U.S.Rte #71: Springdale, United States Highway #71, Springdale, Arkansas a city in Washington AR and Benton counties in Arkansas, 4th largest city in Arkansas, Sunset Square Shopping Center, Murphy Park, Shiloh Memorial Park, The Shiloh Museum of Ozark History, located in Springdale, Arkansas, a regional history museum covering the Arkansas Ozarks, Plaza Shopping Center, Altitude: 1355 feet 25.4 S Thompson Street : S Thompson Street, Fayetteville, Arkansas, a city in Washington Fayetteville, AR County, Arkansas, Springdale Country Club, Lake Fayetteville, Northwest Arkansas Mall Shopping Center, Johnson, Arkansas, a city in Washington County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1355 feet Page 1/14 PDF Document Generated on 2021-Feb-24 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 25.4 S Thompson Street : S Thompson Street/U.S.Route #71, Fayetteville, Arkansas, a city in Fayetteville, AR Washington County, Arkansas, Springdale Country Club, Lake Fayetteville, Northwest Arkansas Mall Shopping Center, Johnson, Arkansas, a city in Washington County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1355 feet 26.5 Old Missouri Rd : Airport Old Missouri Road/State Route #265, Springdale Municipal Airport, a public airport located southeast of Springdale, Arkansas, Bethel Heights, Arkansas, a city in Benton County, Arkansas, Lowell, Arkansas a city in Benton County, Arkansas, The Botanical Garden of the Ozarks, a new botanical garden now taking shape near Fayetteville, Arkansas, located at Crossover Road (Highway 265), Lake Fayetteville Park, Paradise Valley Golf Course, Altitude: 1335 feet 33.7 Blue Springs Rd/Nob Hill Blue Springs Road/Nob Hill Loop, Blue Springs Use Area, Goshen, Loop Arkansas, a town in Washington County, Arkansas, Beaver Lake, lies north off United States Highway #412, Altitude: 1312 feet 38.5 State Hwy #303 : State Highway #303, War Eagle, Arkansas, a community in Benton County, Arkansas, War Eagle Bridge, a historic bridge which carries County Road 98 over War Eagle Creek, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Hobbs State Park/Conservation Management Area lies further north along State Highway #12. Altitude: 1296 feet 39.6 Access : Lake County Road 7205, Access to, Hindsville Lake, located just off U.S.Route #412, Altitude: 1362 feet 40.5 State Route #295 : Wesley, State Route #295, Community of Cross Roads, Arkansas, community of AR Wesley, Arkansas, Altitude: 1437 feet 43.1 Co Rd 40/W Valley Rd : County Road 40, W Valley Road, Hindsville, Arkansas, a town in Madison County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1365 feet 49.3 US Route 412 Bus: United States Route #412 Business Route, to Huntsville, Arkansas, a Huntsville, AR city in Madison County, Arkansas, Madison County Health Unit, Huntsville Airport, a public airport located southwest of the city of Huntsville, Arkansas. Altitude: 1535 feet 51.5 Intersection State Highway Intersection State Highway #23, Withrow Springs State Park, Mcllroy #23 : State Park State Game Management Area, lies further north along State Route #23, Huntsville, Arkansas located south off U.s.Route #412, Altitude: 1253 feet 55.2 State Route #127 : Mccllroy State Route #127, County Road 1350, to, Mcllroy State Game State Game Area Management Area, Altitude: 1358 feet 63.5 State Highway #21 : State Highway #21, Community of Kingston, Arkansas. Villines Mill Kingston, AR (circa 1840), also called Boxley Mill or Whiteley Mill is located in the Buffalo River valley (now the Buffalo National River). The mill is part of the Big Buffalo Valley Historic District. Altitude: 1391 feet 70.7 State Route #103 State Route #103, connects with U.S.Route #62, nearby lies Green Forest, Arkansas a city in Carroll County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1654 feet 73.9 State Route #103: Buffalo State Route #103, to Buffalo National River, lying south off United National River States Route #412, Buffalo National River, Buffalo Aational River Cave, Old River Trail, Hemmed-in-Hollow Falls, Hammerschmidt Falls, Altitude: 1319 feet Page 2/14 PDF Document Generated on 2021-Feb-24 Copyright 2021, Mile By Mile Media MileByMile.com Personal Road Trip Guide 82.0 Co. Rd 912 : Carrolton, AR County Road 912, Carrollton, Arkansas, a community in Carroll County, Arkansas, Once a thriving community with a population near the 10,000 mark in the 1850s, a historically significant community. Altitude: 1184 feet 84.6 Junction U.S.Route #62 : Junction United States Route #62, Alpena, Arkansas, a town in Boone Alpena, AR and Carroll counties in Arkansas, Long Creek Flows nearby. Green Forest, Arkansas a city in Carroll County, Arkansas, lies northwest on United States Route #62. Altitude: 1145 feet 87.8 State Route #392 State Route #392, to Harrison, Arkansas, On the way, the route offers grand views of Pilot's Knob Mountain, Altitude: 1296 feet 90.0 Access Road : Bear Creek Access Road, to Bear Creek Springs, Arkansas a community in Boone Springs, AR County, Arkansas, Bear Creek Motel, located on United States Route #65 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Altitude: 1358 feet 93.7 State Hwy 980 : Airport State Highway 980, to Boone County Airport, also known as Boone County Regional Airport, a public-use airport located northwest of Harrison, Arkansas, The airport serves the surrounding areas including Branson, Missouri. Altitude: 1322 feet 95.9 Industrial Park Road : Industrial Park Road, Ozark Shopping Center, Harrison Country Club Shopping Center lies north along U.S.Route #412, Cottonwood Road, to Hopewell, Arkansas, a community in Boone County, Arkansas, Self, Arkansas, a community in Boone County, Arkansas lies nearby, Cottonwood School #45, located at Cottonwood and Dubuque Rd. a historic place, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Altitude: 1106 feet 97.9 State Route #7: Harrison, State Route #7, Harrison, Arkansas, a city in Boone County, Arkansas, AR Boone County Library, Minnie Harris State Park, Woodland Park, Boone County Health Office, North of here on State Route #7, lies Bergman, Arkansas, a town in Boone County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1043 feet 102.1 Garrett Street : Bellefonte, Garrett Street, State Highway #206, Bellefonte, Arkansas, a town in AR Boone County, Arkansas, Koen Park, Mystic Caverns, Dogpatch USA an abandoned theme park located on State Highway #7, Altitude: 1063 feet 103.2 U.S.Route #65 United States Route #65 diverts ending its concurrency with United States Route #412/62, continues to run southeasterly. Altitude: 1145 feet 110.5 Harmon Rd N: Zinc, AR Harmon Road N, Zinc, Arkansas, a town in Boone County, Arkansas, Altitude: 1122 feet 115.1 State Route #125 : Eros, State Route #125, Eros, Arkansas, a town located in western Marion AR County, Arkansas. Everton, Arkansas, a town in Boone County, Arkansas, located on County Road 4019/State Hwy 206, off United States Highway #412. Altitude: 807 feet 115.4 U.S.Route #62 Spur: Old School House Road/U.S.Route #62 Spur, Pyatt, Arkansas, a town in Marion County, Arkansas, Altitude:
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