Fulton County
Fulton County was formed December 21, 1842, from territory taken from Izard County, and is named for William S. Fulton, the last Governor of Arkansas Territory. The county seat is Salem. Landscape of Fulton County is rugged and mountainous. The well-known Mammoth Spring, one of the largest single-outlet springs in North America, is located in the county. Lake Norfork and Horseshoe Bend also provide water sports. Nearly half of the land area of the county is in pastureland. Beef cattle, poultry farming, and feed production are leading agricultural activities. The Saturday night hoedown in Fulton County has been kept alive and is a favorite attraction. In May of each year, Fulton County stages an Old Timer Sailor and Marine reunion, which unites people from all over the country. Also in May several other music festivals are held. As of the 2000 census, Fulton County had a population of 11,642 residents.
Cities in Fulton County
Ash Flat | Cherokee Village | Horseshoe Bend | Mammoth Spring | Salem | Viola
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