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I wrote last year about a visit to the remote area of southeast Arkansas where the Arkansas and White rivers empty into the Mississippi River. It's a land unlike anywhere else in our state. To the east, there's the Mighty Mississippi. To the west, there are the tangled remnants of what once was known as the Big Woods, now part of the White River National Wildlife Refuge.
United States Mississippi County Whiskey Chute White River National Wildlife Refuge Revis Edmonds Steven Johns
Source: arkansasonline.com