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Demographic Data Report for Arkansas by County
Population: Sex - Female
All Ages, All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Value (Percent)
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People (Female)
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Rank within US
(of 3143 counties)
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Arkansas N/A 50.6 1,544,327 22 of 52
United States N/A 50.5 169,114,481 N/A
Calhoun County Rural 49.2 2,316 2,195
Woodruff County Rural 48.5 2,923 2,549
Lafayette County Rural 48.7 2,988 2,475
Dallas County Rural 50.8 3,172 748
Newton County Rural 48.7 3,467 2,475
Monroe County Rural 52.7 3,474 92
Lee County Rural 43.8 3,659 3,043
Cleveland County Rural 51.1 3,809 546
Searcy County Rural 49.9 3,922 1,623
Prairie County Rural 49.5 3,993 1,993
Nevada County Rural 49.8 4,062 1,728
Montgomery County Rural 50.5 4,320 1,013
Lincoln County Rural 36.3 4,699 3,123
Scott County Rural 48.0 4,708 2,690
Chicot County Rural 48.8 4,764 2,422
Perry County Urban 49.9 5,045 1,623
Pike County Rural 51.3 5,184 440
Bradley County Rural 51.4 5,248 388
Desha County Rural 53.5 5,770 37
Little River County Urban 53.1 6,276 63
Stone County Rural 50.2 6,312 1,309
Fulton County Rural 51.3 6,313 440
Howard County Rural 51.7 6,510 283
Izard County Rural 46.8 6,552 2,881
Clay County Rural 51.1 7,300 546
Sevier County Rural 48.5 7,613 2,549
Van Buren County Rural 49.5 7,922 1,993
Lawrence County Rural 50.8 8,243 748
Jackson County Rural 49.5 8,270 1,993
Phillips County Rural 53.5 8,273 37
Arkansas County Rural 51.5 8,506 351
Cross County Rural 52.0 8,596 205
Marion County Rural 50.2 8,640 1,309
Madison County Urban 50.1 8,680 1,408
Franklin County Rural 50.2 8,705 1,309
Drew County Rural 51.4 8,761 388
Grant County Urban 49.2 8,974 2,195
Sharp County Rural 51.1 9,084 546
Randolph County Rural 49.8 9,383 1,728
Ashley County Rural 52.3 9,635 150
St. Francis County Rural 44.4 9,948 3,024
Yell County Rural 49.6 9,993 1,906
Polk County Rural 51.7 10,013 283
Hempstead County Rural 51.7 10,092 283
Conway County Rural 50.3 10,592 1,216
Logan County Rural 50.8 10,803 748
Clark County Rural 52.2 11,019 167
Ouachita County Rural 51.8 11,439 261
Poinsett County Urban 51.2 11,540 486
Columbia County Rural 51.6 11,542 316
Cleburne County Rural 50.1 12,649 1,408
Johnson County Rural 50.3 13,088 1,216
Carroll County Rural 48.9 14,005 2,376
Hot Spring County Rural 47.7 15,827 2,752
Union County Rural 50.7 19,221 832
Independence County Rural 50.4 19,258 1,106
Boone County Rural 50.6 19,291 922
Mississippi County Rural 50.7 19,820 832
Miller County Urban 50.2 21,268 1,309
Baxter County Rural 51.1 21,652 546
Greene County Rural 50.7 23,518 832
Crittenden County Urban 52.5 24,808 118
Crawford County Urban 50.7 31,011 832
Pope County Rural 50.3 32,241 1,216
Jefferson County Rural 50.1 32,483 1,408
Lonoke County Urban 50.5 37,996 1,013
White County Rural 51.1 39,741 546
Garland County Urban 51.7 51,768 283
Craighead County Urban 51.3 58,100 440
Saline County Urban 50.9 64,926 669
Sebastian County Urban 50.8 65,477 748
Faulkner County Urban 51.3 65,521 440
Washington County Urban 49.7 127,682 1,826
Benton County Urban 49.8 151,304 1,728
Pulaski County Urban 52.2 208,620 167

Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/21/2026 11:21 pm.

Φ Rural–urban county classifications are based on the 2023 USDA Rural–Urban Continuum Codes (except for Connecticut Counties which use 2013 codes). State-level cancer rates for rural areas are calculated using cancer cases registered exclusively in rural counties, while state-level cancer rates for urban areas are calculated using cases registered exclusively in urban counties.

Source: Demographic data provided by the Census Bureau and the American Community Survey.

For more information about Population: Sex - Female, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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