Eudora Public RecordsArkansas

Transportation in Eudora, Chicot County, AR, is primarily car-dependent, with over 85% of residents commuting by private vehicle and less than 1% using public transit, as local bus services are limited. The average commute time is around 17 minutes, significantly shorter than the national average. Most households (about 92%) own at least one vehicle. Transportation infrastructure includes US Highway 65 as the main artery. Major employment hubs are local schools, healthcare centers, and agricultural businesses, though many residents commute to nearby towns for work. Walking and bicycling rates for commuting are minimal.

Eudora, in Chicot County, Arkansas (population ~1,700), has limited healthcare access, with no hospital in town—the nearest is Chicot Memorial Medical Center, 25 miles away in Lake Village. Eudora Health Center (FQHC) offers primary care; area clinics serve mostly Medicaid and uninsured patients. About 15% of Chicot County residents are uninsured (2021 Census), and over 50% are African American. Common health issues include diabetes, hypertension, and obesity rates above state averages; 30% adult obesity (CDC). Healthcare provider availability is low—approximately 1 primary care physician per 3,000 residents—impacting overall access.

Eudora, in Chicot County, AR, has a homeownership rate of about 52%, with median home values around $53,000 (far below the national average). Rental rates average $600 per month. The housing market is stable but shows minimal recent growth; most homes are single-family structures, built before 1980. Neighborhoods are primarily residential, with some rural outskirts. Property taxes in Chicot County average 0.6% of assessed home value, making them affordable for residents. The market largely consists of modest, older homes, with limited new construction and low inventory.

Eudora city, located in Chicot County, AR, is served primarily by the Lakeside School District, which includes Lakeside High School. The district enrolls approximately 700 students across all grades, with a graduation rate of around 84%. About 10% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. There is one main public high school, and educational programs include basic adult education and vocational training. School safety scores are average, and standardized test scores typically fall below the Arkansas state average. The district offers some college-prep and career-oriented courses, but advanced placement opportunities are limited.

Eudora, located in Chicot County, Arkansas, had a 2020 population of approximately 1,672. About 50.3% of residents are female and 49.7% male. The median age is 41.8 years. The city’s racial and ethnic makeup is predominantly Black or African American (76.2%), with White residents comprising 20.7%, and Hispanic or Latino individuals accounting for 2.4%. Small percentages identify as other races or multiracial.