Cities Near Lexa, Arkansas

A

Aubrey

$550 to $2,075
75 Rentals
B

Barton

$550 to $2,575
76 Rentals
B

Brickeys

$550 to $2,075
77 Rentals
C

Coahoma

$600 to $2,575
69 Rentals
D

Dundee

$600 to $2,575
67 Rentals
FP

Friars Point

$600 to $2,575
68 Rentals
H

Helena

$600 to $2,575
75 Rentals
HH

Helena-West Helena

$600 to $2,575
70 Rentals
J

Jonestown

$600 to $3,200
73 Rentals
LG

La Grange

$550 to $2,103
76 Rentals
L

Lambrook

$510 to $2,075
85 Rentals
Little Rock

Little Rock

$350 to $6,560
660 Rentals
L

Lula

$600 to $2,575
67 Rentals
M

Marianna

$550 to $2,075
79 Rentals
M

Marvell

$550 to $2,075
78 Rentals
Memphis

Memphis

$185 to $319,531
1,892 Rentals
M

Moro

$550 to $1,632
87 Rentals
O

Oneida

$600 to $2,575
72 Rentals
PG

Poplar Grove

$550 to $2,103
76 Rentals
Springfield

Springfield

$350 to $10,118
642 Rentals
T

Turner

$510 to $2,075
90 Rentals
W

Wabash

$600 to $2,575
71 Rentals
WH

West Helena

$600 to $2,575
76 Rentals
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