PT NE SW (Per deed 2000-5165) Being a part of the NE SW of Sec 12, T7N, R14W, Faulkner County, AR, desc as beg at the SEC of sd NE SW; th along the E ln of sd NE SW, N 1164.86'; th W 373.95'; th S 1167.15' to the S ln of sd NE SW; th along sd S ln N-89-38-58-E 373.95' to the pob containing 10 ac, m/l. Reserving all easements and reservations that are of record. 20' strip easement: Being a part of the NW SE, Sec 12, T7N, R14W, Faulkner County, AR, desc as beg at the SWC of sd NW SE; th along the S ln of sd NW SE S-89-41-18-E 493.11'; th N 20'; th N-89-41-18-W 493.11'; th S 20' to the pob containing .21 ac, m/l. Reserving all easements and reservations that are of record. L/E that part of this description in the NE SW on deed record 2002-676: Part of the NW SE & a part of the NE SW of Sec 12, T7N, R14W, Faulkner County, AR; mpda beg at the SEC of sd NE SW; th along the S ln of the NE SW S89* 38' 58"W 373.95'; th leaving the S ln N 579.24'; th S39* 55' 15"E 353.30'; th S61* 06' 40"E 114.20'; th S83* 55' 19"E 206.24'; th N89* 51' 11"E 335.26'; th S 232.53' to the S ln of the NW SE; th along sd S ln N89* 41' 18"W 493.11' to the pob containing 5.86ac m/l. Subject to all roadways, easements and reservations that are of record or physically in place. 12 07N 14W 6.79 ACRES LOT BLOCK ADDITION CITY SD 47R
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Conducting officerArkansas Commissioner of State Lands
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Jul 10, 2026, 2:50 AM
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Faulkner County · Arkansas · last checked Jul 21, 2026
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