OKRoads -- Arkansas Highway Guides -- AR 14

AR 14 crosses most of the state. Beginning at the southern tip of Table Rock Lake in far north-central Arkansas, the highway winds its way along Bull Shoals Lake. The highway then heads mostly south for a while before heading back in an easterly direction in Hamlet.

After intersecting U.S. 67 in Newport, AR 14 straightens and flattens out. The highway goes through Amagon, Waldenburg, Harrisburg, and Payneway. AR 14 then meets U.S. 63, and signs indicate that the highway turns south on U.S. 63, but that is where the signs stop. Another AR 14 exists between AR 140 in Lepanto and the Mississippi River.

Eastbound
	AR 14/AR 224 East at U.S. 67 North. AR 224 will turn off AR 14 at the second street. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14/AR 224 East at AR 224 East. This is where AR 224 turns, even though the direction tab indicates that it is the next right. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 17. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 145 South. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 37 South in Amagon. The two state highways duplex for the next two miles. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East/AR 37 North at AR 37 North/ AR 384 South. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at U.S. 49 in Waldenburg. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 1 in Harrisburg. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 163 North in east Harrisburg. The terrain becomes a little rougher as AR 14 crosses Crowley's Ridge. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East/AR 163 South at AR 163 South. AR 163 is also the Crowley's Ridge Parkway. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 373 North. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East/AR 373 South at AR 373 South. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at AR 463 North. U.S. 63 is just ahead. (Photo taken 7/15/04)
	AR 14 East at U.S. 63 South/AR 14 East. This is where all signage for AR 14 ends, at least until the other AR 14 begins in Lepanto. (Photo taken 7/15/04)