Mountainburg, AR


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Mountainburg, AR

About Mountainburg, AR

Living in Mountainburg, AR is a pleasant experience. The small town atmosphere is inviting and friendly, with a great sense of community. The streets are lined with trees and quaint homes, giving the town a charming feel. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy, like fishing and camping at nearby Lake Fort Smith State Park. The local shops and restaurants are all top-notch, offering delicious options for every taste. Residents can also take part in various festivals throughout the year, such as the Annual Watermelon Festival and Kite Festival that draw people from all over Arkansas. With its unique culture and friendly people, there's no doubt that Mountainburg is a great place to call home! Mid-sized city - Extreme western Arkansas at Oklahoma border in Arkansas River Valley.

State: Arkansas
County: Crawford County
Metro Area: Fort Smith Metro Area
City: Mountainburg
Zip Codes: 72946
Cost of Living:
Time zone: Central Standard Time (CST)
Elevation: 463 ft above sea level

Fort Smith is a small town with old-west flavor located in a flat valley along the Arkansas River. Major industries include light manufacturing and natural gas, and major employers include the nearby Fort Chaffee military installation. The economy is steady with somewhat above average job-growth prospects, and the low Cost of living and median home price are probably among the biggest attractions.

The downtown has some historic sites and districts. However, there isn’t much to do. The town, like many in the region, mixes a Southern and Western feel and culture. Aside from outdoor recreation in the Ozarks just to the north, most amenities and city services are available in Tulsa, 120 miles to the west. A variety of services and activities are also available in the Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers area 50 miles north.

Local terrain is hilly with flat, fertile rivers and creek bottoms. The Ozarks rise to 1,500 feet in the north and 3,000 feet in the south with areas of national forest and mountain lakes. The climate is continental with four seasons. The warm summers are suitable for growing fruit and wine grapes. Winters are mild with average daytime temperatures above freezing.

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Mountainburg Cost of Living

Cost of living, nearby mountains, and air quality make Mountainburg a great place to live.

$150,800
-124.2% lower than avg
$45,481
-51.8% lower than avg
6.6 / 6.4
Comfort Index
summer/winter
Mountainburg Crime
73.1 / 100
Crime is ranked on a scale of 1 (low) to 100 (high). US average: 35.4
Minimum annual income
To live comfortably in Mountainburg, Arkansas
$28,800
for a family
$23,600
for a single person
Pros & Cons of Mountainburg
   Cost of living
Isolation
   Nearby mountains
Arts and culture
   Air quality
Low educational attainment
Cost of Living