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Hot Springs, Arkansas in Garland County
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Also known as:
Spa City
Valley of the Vapors
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Hot Springs.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Garland county include:

Avant,   Bear,   Blakely,   Blue Springs,   Chandler,   Crystal Springs,   Crystal Springs Landing,   Fountain Lake,   Hempwallace,   Jessieville,   Lake Catherine,   Lake Hamilton,   Lofton,   Lonsdale,   Maddox,   Meyers,   Mount Tabor,   Mountain Pine,   Mountain Valley,   Old Bonnerdale,   Oma,   Ozark Lithia,   Pearcy,   Pettyview,   Piney,   Price,   Red Oak,   Rockwell,   Royal,  

 

Or have a look at other Arkansas counties including:

Arkansas,   Ashley,   Baxter,   Benton,   Boone,   Bradley,   Calhoun,   Carroll,   Chicot,   Clark,   Clay,   Cleburne,   Cleveland,   Columbia,   Conway,   Craighead,   Crawford,   Crittenden,   Cross,   Dallas,   Desha,   Drew,   Faulkner,   Franklin,   Fulton,   Grant,   Greene,   Hempstead,   Hot Spring,   Howard,   Independence,   Izard,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Johnson,   Lafayette,   Lawrence,   Lee,   Lincoln,   Little River,   Logan,   Lonoke,   Madison,   Marion,   Miller,   Mississippi,   Monroe,   Montgomery,   Nevada,   Newton,   Ouachita,   Perry,   Phillips,   Pike,   Poinsett,   Polk,   Pope,   Prairie,   Pulaski,   Randolph,   Saint Francis,   Saline,   Scott,   Searcy,   Sebastian,   Sevier,   Sharp,   Stone,   Union,   Van Buren,   Washington,   White,   Woodruff,   Yell,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Hot Springs, AR?
Then read on!

- Hot Springs, Arkansas is known for its thermal springs, which were believed to have healing properties by Native American tribes and early European settlers.

- In the early 20th century, Hot Springs was a popular destination for wealthy individuals, including gangsters such as Al Capone, who would visit for the therapeutic hot springs and illegal gambling.

- Hot Springs National Park, established in 1832, is the oldest national park in the United States.

- Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort, located in Hot Springs, hosts thoroughbred horse racing and is one of the few remaining racetracks in the country to offer year-round live racing.

- The city is home to the Arkansas School for Mathematics, Sciences and the Arts, a highly selective public school for gifted and talented students.

- The Hot Springs Music Festival, held annually in June, features chamber music performances by musicians from around the world.

- Hot Springs is also home to the Gangster Museum of America, which features exhibits and artifacts related to the city's mob history.