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Langley, Arkansas

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Coordinates: 34°18′46″N 93°50′31″W / 34.31278°N 93.84194°W / 34.31278; -93.84194
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Langley is an unincorporated community in Pike County, Arkansas, United States. It is located where state highway 84 and 369 meet. The town is usually a stopping point for travelers traveling 6 miles north to the Albert Pike Recreational Area in Ouachita National Forest. It is 8 miles west of Lodi, and 8 miles east of Athens.

The town served as a base for rescuers in the aftermath of the 2010 Arkansas floods.

34°18′46″N 93°50′31″W / 34.31278°N 93.84194°W / 34.31278; -93.84194

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