RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 75 SHOWN OF 75

Most walking commuters, Arkansas counties · 2010

Arkansas counties ranked by the share of workers who walk to work (2010 ACS). This list covers the 75 counties in Arkansas that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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RELATEDMost remote workers Most public transit riders Most car-free households Longest commutes Shortest commutes Most car-dependent

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWALKED TO WORKVS –

01Bradley County, ARAR9,8287.4%–

02Montgomery County, ARAR8,5796.6%–

03Clark County, ARAR20,9384.5%–

04Prairie County, ARAR7,9234.1%–

05Fulton County, ARAR12,4923.8%–

06Carroll County, ARAR29,2633.7%–

07Lafayette County, ARAR5,8883.6%–

08Arkansas County, ARAR15,8363.5%–

09Desha County, ARAR9,9843.5%–

10Columbia County, ARAR21,8943.2%–

11Perry County, ARAR10,3093.2%–

12Cleburne County, ARAR25,6722.9%–

13White County, ARAR80,0852.9%–

14Searcy County, ARAR7,8482.9%–

15Marion County, ARAR17,5932.7%–

16Ouachita County, ARAR21,7312.7%–

17Chicot County, ARAR9,1072.7%–

18Monroe County, ARAR6,2442.6%–

19Lee County, ARAR8,0292.6%–

20Woodruff County, ARAR5,7102.5%–

21Washington County, ARAR271,2132.5%–

22Scott County, ARAR9,9652.5%–

23Benton County, ARAR332,5542.4%–

24Howard County, ARAR12,3062.1%–

25Faulkner County, ARAR133,9792.1%–

26Johnson County, ARAR26,2252.1%–

27Lawrence County, ARAR16,2732.1%–

28Phillips County, ARAR14,2552.0%–

29Hempstead County, ARAR19,0802.0%–

30Nevada County, ARAR7,9422.0%–

31Sharp County, ARAR18,1222.0%–

32Drew County, ARAR17,0541.9%–

33Madison County, ARAR18,4101.9%–

34Franklin County, ARAR17,7251.9%–

35Lonoke County, ARAR76,6641.8%–

36Pike County, ARAR9,9641.8%–

37Polk County, ARAR19,4861.8%–

38Izard County, ARAR14,4051.8%–

39Logan County, ARAR21,6331.7%–

40Dallas County, ARAR6,0111.7%–

41Clay County, ARAR14,0521.7%–

42Lincoln County, ARAR12,7641.7%–

43Newton County, ARAR7,0261.7%–

44Poinsett County, ARAR22,4831.6%–

45Baxter County, ARAR42,9821.6%–

46Van Buren County, ARAR16,2381.6%–

47Garland County, ARAR99,6951.6%–

48Crawford County, ARAR62,6571.5%–

49Ashley County, ARAR17,8311.5%–

50Pulaski County, ARAR404,6111.5%–

51Mississippi County, ARAR37,8281.4%–

52Jefferson County, ARAR62,9871.4%–

53Yell County, ARAR19,9561.4%–

54Hot Spring County, ARAR33,4511.4%–

55Independence County, ARAR38,7851.3%–

56Boone County, ARAR38,6281.3%–

57Craighead County, ARAR116,9571.3%–

58Randolph County, ARAR18,8761.3%–

59Cross County, ARAR16,1861.2%–

60Sevier County, ARAR15,7581.2%–

61Cleveland County, ARAR7,2241.2%–

62Pope County, ARAR64,9761.1%–

63Crittenden County, ARAR46,2101.1%–

64St. Francis County, ARAR21,8001.0%–

65Sebastian County, ARAR130,6411.0%–

66Miller County, ARAR42,3571.0%–

67Stone County, ARAR12,7030.9%–

68Conway County, ARAR21,3930.9%–

69Saline County, ARAR133,2880.8%–

70Union County, ARAR36,9260.8%–

71Grant County, ARAR18,7560.7%–

72Little River County, ARAR11,7630.7%–

73Calhoun County, ARAR4,6320.6%–

74Jackson County, ARAR16,7410.5%–

75Greene County, ARAR47,4110.2%–

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS