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When people speak about Arkansas, they talk in hushed tones peppered with a curse word or two. The Southern state may seem harmless at first glance, but the truth is far worse than you can imagine.
#1. Newsflash: Hell really does exist on earth. They call it Arkansas.
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Hot Springs Mountain Tower.
#2. This is a godforsaken place you should never, ever visit.
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Junction Bridge, Little Rock.
#3. It looks like a post-apocalyptic underworld.
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Garven Woodland Gardens, Hot Springs.
#4. Were not kidding its really that horrible.
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Mt. Magazine.
#5. Pure desolation everywhere you look.
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Pastoral, Liberty.
#6. Its so-called tourist attractions are revolting, to put it mildly.
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Falling Water Falls, Ben Hur.
#7. Even animals cant stand the place its infested by insects and the occasional raccoon.
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Elk Herd, Boxley Valley.
#8. Take a long, hard look at this lost deer, a.k.a descendant of Satan.
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Whitetail Deer, Buffalo River Area, Ponca.
#9. And the bodies of water? Just nasty.
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Waterfalls, The Ozarks.
#10. Have your ever seen anything dirtier?
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Lake Willastein, Maumelle.
#11. WHAT ARE YOU DOING, YOU FOOL!
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Waterfalls, The Ozarks.
#12. Its a miracle people still consider this place habitable.
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Old Mill, Lakewood, North Little Rock.
#13. Cant they tell a hellhole when they see one?
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Haw Creek Campground, Fort Douglas.
#14. This is obviously one of the worst places on the face of the earth.
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Pinnacle Mountain Education Pond, Natural Steps.
#15. Anyone who has had the misfortune of staying in this hell-hole should be pitied.
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Buffalo National River.
#16. Residents should really get the hell out and never look back.
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Petit Jean State Park.