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National Register, including:
Bishop Brookes House DeQueen &
Eastern Railroad Machine Shop
DeQueen Commercial Historic District First Presbyterian Church...
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DeQueen Lake is a
small reservoir along the
Rolling Fork
River in
Sevier County, Arkansas. It is 4
miles (6 km) from
DeQueen, Arkansas. The
Flood Control...
- County, Arkansas, and
flows southward,
where it is
dammed by the
DeQueen Dam to form
DeQueen Lake.
Rolling Fork is a
tributary of the
Little River, and runs...
- De
Queen High
School (or
DeQueen High School) is a
comprehensive public high
school in De Queen, Arkansas,
United States that
serves grades 10 through...
- Lock and Dam, Lake Dardanelle,
USACE DeGray Dam,
DeGray Lake,
USACE DeQueen Dam,
DeQueen Lake,
USACE Dierks Dam,
Dierks Lake,
USACE Lake
Fayetteville Dam...
- south-southeast. It is
within the
DeQueen School District. On July 1, 2006, the
Lockesburg School District consolidated into the
DeQueen District.
Lockesburg has...
- The
DeQueen Commercial Historic District encomp****es part of the
commercial heart of
downtown De Queen, Arkansas. The
district is
centered on the block...
- (R) of
DeQueen District 2:
Walter L.
Smith Jr. (R) of
DeQueen District 3: Roxy Ann
Stephens (D) of
DeQueen District 4:
Callie Efird (R) of
DeQueen District...
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Dequeen School District 17 is a
school district in
Sevier County, Arkansas,
headquartered in De Queen. The
Gillham School District consolidated into the...
- co-signed for its last 13
miles (21 km)
between Lockesburg,
Arkansas and
DeQueen with U.S.
Highway 59 and U.S.
Highway 71. Its
southern terminus is 5 miles...
