Moving to or from North Little Rock?
Little Rock's sister city across the Arkansas River — home to Dickey-Stephens Park (Arkansas Travelers baseball), the USS Razorback submarine museum, Burns Park (one of the largest municipal parks in the US), and the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum.
- 65,000 City population
- 750,000 Metro area
- 1904 Founded
- Central Arkansas / Pulaski County Region
Why people move to North Little Rock.
- Being Little Rock's sister city across the Arkansas River
- USS Razorback submarine museum
- Dickey-Stephens Park (Arkansas Travelers AA baseball)
- Burns Park — one of the largest municipal parks in the US
- Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum
- Historic 'Dogtown' nickname
North Little Rock has a WWII-era submarine permanently docked on the Arkansas River — the USS Razorback (named after the University of Arkansas mascot) is open as the Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum. Strangely for a landlocked Arkansas city, you can tour an actual combat submarine that served in WWII, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Also called 'Dogtown' locally due to a 19th-century dog-pound facility.
Where people live in North Little Rock.
A quick guide to North Little Rock's most moved-to neighborhoods.
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Argenta Historic District
Revitalized downtown with arts and restaurants
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Park Hill
Historic upscale neighborhood
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Lakewood
Family-oriented residential
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Burns Park area
Near the massive city park
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Sherwood (adjacent)
Neighboring community
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Jacksonville (nearby)
Small town with Little Rock Air Force Base
Where people spend their time in North Little Rock.
- USS Razorback (Arkansas Inland Maritime Museum) Riverfront
- Burns Park Central NLR
- Dickey-Stephens Park Argenta
- Arkansas State Capitol (nearby LR) Little Rock
- River Market (Little Rock) Little Rock
- Old Mill (Wizard of Oz filming location) Central NLR
Planning a North Little Rock move.
- Arkansas River flooding affects low-lying neighborhoods
- Tornado risk is real in central Arkansas
- Summer heat and humidity are intense
- Little Rock is immediately across the river
Moving in North Little Rock: FAQ.
Is North Little Rock really a separate city?
Yes — North Little Rock and Little Rock are two separate cities, though they function as a single metropolitan area. They have separate mayors, police, and schools. The Arkansas River divides them. Many NLR residents work in Little Rock and vice versa. The two cities are often referred to collectively as 'the metro' or 'LR/NLR.'
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