Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States

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Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States is a historic resort city known for its natural thermal springs, bathhouses, and scenic location in the Ouachita Mountains.

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instanceOf city
county seat
areaCode 501
country United States
dateIncorporated January 10, 1851
demographicsNote largest city in Garland County, Arkansas
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 600 ft
governingBody City of Hot Springs government
hasAirport Memorial Field Airport
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasHigherEducationInstitution National Park College (in metro area)
hasHistoricDistrict Bathhouse Row Historic District
hasHotSpring thermal waters emerging at about 143°F (62°C)
hasSportsFacility Oaklawn Park racetrack
hasUTCOffset UTC−06:00
hasUTCOffsetDST UTC−05:00
historicallySignificantEvent development as a spa resort in the 19th and early 20th centuries
federal reservation of hot springs area in 1832
inception 1832
isCountySeatOf Garland County, Arkansas
knownFor Hot Springs National Park
historic bathhouses
natural thermal springs
resort tourism
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Garland County, Arkansas
locatedInMetropolitanArea Hot Springs Metropolitan Statistical Area
locatedInRegion Ouachita Mountains
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
locatedOnWaterbody Lake Catherine (nearby)
linked to: Lake Catherine

Lake Hamilton (nearby)
linked to: Lake Hamilton
majorTouristAttraction Bathhouse Row
Garvan Woodland Gardens
Hot Springs Mountain Tower
Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort
namedAfter hot springs
partOf American South
Hot Springs National Park (enclave city within park boundaries)
Ouachita National Forest (nearby region)
population about 37,000 (2020 census)
postalCode 71901
71913
state Arkansas
tourismIndustry health and wellness tourism
outdoor recreation and hiking
transportHub U.S. Route 270
U.S. Route 70

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Billy Bob Thornton placeOfBirth Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas hasSeat Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Ouachita River passesNear Hot Springs, Arkansas
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U.S. Highway 70 passesThrough Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Hot Springs National Park locatedIn city of Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Hot Springs National Park nearestCity Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Ouachita National Forest nearestCity Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Alan Ladd placeOfBirth Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
Billy Bob Thornton placeOfBirth Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
subject linked to: William Robert Thornton
Roger Clinton Sr. residence Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Roger Clinton Sr. placeOfBusiness Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Lake Ouachita locatedNearCity Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Lake Ouachita State Park hasNearbyCity Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Jerry Van Dyke placeOfDeath Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
Virginia Kelley placeOfDeath Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Virginia Kelley residence Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Western District of Arkansas seat Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Alan Ladd placeOfBirth Hot Springs, Arkansas, United States
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Raynal C. Bolling placeOfBirth Hot Springs, Arkansas
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