Because of our unsurpassed scenery, clear lakes, free-flowing streams, magnificent rivers, meandering bayous, delta bottomlands, forested mountains, and abundant fish and wildlife, the official nickname for the State of Arkansas is proclaimed to be “The Natural State”.
Structure Arkansas Code
Chapter 4 - State Symbols, Motto, Etc.
§ 1-4-102. Salute to state flag
§ 1-4-103. Lowering of flags upon death of public officials
§ 1-4-104. Distribution of flags
§ 1-4-105. Pronunciation of state name
§ 1-4-111. State gem, mineral, and rock
§ 1-4-113. State musical instrument
§ 1-4-115. State fruit and vegetable
§ 1-4-116. State songs and anthem
§ 1-4-121. Purple martin capitals
§ 1-4-123. Trout Capital of the U.S.A
§ 1-4-125. State historic cooking vessel
§ 1-4-128. Lowering of state flags when member of armed services killed in action — Definition
§ 1-4-132. Poultry Capital of the World
§ 1-4-133. Display of national motto
§ 1-4-137. State primitive fish
§ 1-4-139. Birthplace of the Bowie Knife, Arkansas Heritage Site — Legislative findings and intent