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Designation Symbol / Emblem Adopted
American Folk Dance Square Dance 1991
Anthem "Arkansas" by Mrs. Eva Ware Barnett 1987
Beverage Milk 1985
Bird Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos) 1929
Butterfly Diana fritillary butterfly 2007
Creed The Arkansas Creed 1972
Flag Find out more 1913
Floral Emblem Apple Blossom 1901
Fruit South Arkansas Vine Ripe Pink Tomato 1987
Gem Diamond 1967
Grain Rice 2007
Great Seal Find out more 1864
Historical Song "The Arkansas Traveler" Lyrics by the Arkansas State Song Selection Committee (1947) and Music by Colonel Sanford (Sandy) Faulkner (about 1850) 1987
Historic Cooking Vessel Dutch Oven 2001
Insect Honeybee (Apis mellifera) 1973
Language English 1987
Mammal White-tailed Deer 1993
Mineral Quartz Crystal 1967
Musical Instrument Fiddle 1985
Poet Laureate The Governor is authorized to designate or appoint, by proclamation, a Poet Laureate of the State of Arkansas. 1971
Purple Martin Capital of Arkansas, Northwest Fort Smith 1993
Purple Martin Capital of Arkansas, Southeast Lake Village 1993
Rock Bauxite 1967
Soil Stuttgart Soil Series* 1997
Song "Arkansas" (You Run Deep in Me) by Wayland Holyfield
"Oh, Arkansas" by Terry Rose, Gary Klaff		 1987
Tree Pine Tree 1939
Trout Capital of the U.S.A. Cotter 1993
Vegetable South Arkansas Vine Ripe Pink Tomato 1987
How a Bill Becomes Law in Arkansas
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