Missouri Pacific Railroad

The Missouri Pacific Railroad was an historic railway company located west of the Mississippi River in the United States. The railroad, also known as MoPac, was folded in Union Pacific in 1982.

The Rainbow Special passenger train service was established between Kansas City, Missouri, and Little Rock, Arkansas, in July 1921.

Missouri Pacific Railroad Depots in Arkansas

• Altus
• Argenta
• Arkadelphia.
• Atkins
• Augusta
• Bald Knob
• Cabot
• Chidester
• Clarksville
• Conway
• Corning
• Crawfordsville
• Cricket
• Earle
• Eldorado
• Eudora
• Ferriday
• Glenwood
• Grady
• Greenwood
• Gum Springs
• Gurdon
• Hartman
• Heber Springs
• Helena
• Hope
• Hot Springs
• Hoxie
• Jerome
• Lake Village
• McGehee
• Malvern
• Marianna
• Marvell
• Morrilton
• Mulberry
• Newport
• Norphlet
• Ozark
• Pine Bluff
• Portland
• Prague
• Prescott
• Redfield
• Searcy
• Sheridan
• Tuckerman
• Walnut Ridge
• Wynne