Woodruff County, located in Arkansas, is celebrating its 140th anniversary and is named after William E. Woodruff, the founder of the Arkansas Gazette. The county boasts rich, level land that is ideal for rice, cotton, soybean, and grain farming, as well as light industry in Augusta, McCrory, and Cotton Plant. It is also known for its outdoor recreational activities, with the scenic White River offering year-round floating and fishing, and the Cache River providing excellent duck hunting opportunities.
Surrounded by farmland, Bayou DeView is a haven for bottomland hardwood timber and offers great hunting and fishing experiences, particularly for waterfowl. Woodruff County is home to the Cache River Natural Area, which showcases some of the state's most impressive river swamp and bottomland hardwood forests, including majestic oak, bald cypress, and tupelo trees. With its diverse wildlife and excellent hunting opportunities, including the Henry Gray Hurricane Lake Wildlife Management Area, Woodruff County is a destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.
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