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The Ouachita River The Ouachita River originates at the base of Arkansas's second highest peak, Rich Mountain, in Polk County, in west-central Arkansas and flows 510 miles in a southerly direction to Jonesville, Louisiana where it converges with the Tensas and Little Rivers to form the Black River.   Communities on the river include the Arkansas cities of Hot Springs, Arkadelphia and Camden and the Louisiana cities of Sterlington, Monroe, Columbia, Harrisonburg and Jonesville. Below are some sites that you might find informative (The links below will open another window.  Temporarily allowing pop-ups may be required.  Close the window to return to this page.) Scenic images of the Ouachita River by Glenn Luttrell The Ouachita - one of "The Great Rivers of America" The Website of the Ouachita River Foundation Ouachita River History Timeline ARKANSAS LINKS Hot Springs area lakes Lake Ouachita  -  Lake Hamilton -  Lake Catherine U. S. Corps of Engineers Campgrounds Lake Ouachita area Current and Forecasted River Stages Upper Ouachita River Basin--central and southern AR above Felsenthal (Saline, Ouachita, Little Missouri Rivers) Boating in Arkansas  Rules and Regulations Canoeing the Ouachita SouthwestPaddler.com LOUISIANA LINKS U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service websites D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge Upper Ouachita National Wildlife Refuge Current and Forecasted River Stages Lower Ouachita River Basin - north and east central LA History of the River Parishes A Brief History of the European Settlement of Union Parish Louisiana, 1540 - 1850 Please come back soon.

The Ouachita River The Ouachita River originates at the base of Arkansas's second highest peak, Rich Mountain, in Polk County, in west-central Arkansas and flows 510 miles in a southerly direction to Jonesville, Louisiana where it converges with the Tensas and Little Rivers to form the Black River.   Communities on the river include the Arkansas cities of Hot Springs, Arkadelphia and Camden and the Louisiana cities of Sterlington, Monroe, Columbia, Harrisonburg and Jonesville. Below are some sites that you might find informative (The links below will open another window.  Temporarily allowing pop-ups may be required.  Close the window to return to this page.) Scenic images of the Ouachita River by Glenn Luttrell The Ouachita - one of "The Great Rivers of America" The Website of the Ouachita River Foundation Ouachita River History Timeline ARKANSAS LINKS Hot Springs area lakes Lake Ouachita  -  Lake Hamilton -  Lake Catherine U. S. Corps of Engineers Campgrounds Lake Ouachita area Current and Forecasted River Stages Upper Ouachita River Basin--central and southern AR above Felsenthal (Saline, Ouachita, Little Missouri Rivers) Boating in Arkansas  Rules and Regulations Canoeing the Ouachita SouthwestPaddler.com LOUISIANA LINKS U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service websites D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge Upper Ouachita National Wildlife Refuge Current and Forecasted River Stages Lower Ouachita River Basin - north and east central LA History of the River Parishes A Brief History of the European Settlement of Union Parish Louisiana, 1540 - 1850 Please come back soon.

Ouachita River commerce yesterday (Capt. Williams and the Belle D'Arbonne)              . . .and today

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#220175OULA - c. G. Luttrell River barge upriver bound

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220255OUAR - c. Glenn Luttrell From a trickling mountain stream, a mighty river is born.

220020OUAR - c. Glenn Luttrell The Ouachita River from the bluffs west of Lake Ouachita

620050OULA - c. Glenn Luttrell The setting sun reflects in the windows of the Ouachita Parish Courthouse in Monroe, LA

The Ouachita River of Arkansas and Louisiana - one of the Great Rivers of America

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