Arkansas Highway 148 (AR 148 and Hwy. 148) is the name for three different state highways in eastern Arkansas.

Highway 148 – Section 1 is a state highway of 4.61 miles (7.42 km) that runs in Mississippi County south of Blytheville. Hwy. 148 begins at the southern terminus of Hwy. 239, heads east past the southern terminus of Hwy. 151 and ends at a Mississippi River levee.

Highway 148 – Section 2 is an 8.81-mile (14.18 km) state highway that runs from Hwy. 181 south of Dell to US 61 in Burdette, Mississippi County. It begins heading east from an intersection with Hwy. 181 through very rural farmlands until it enters Burdette town limits as it interchanges with I-55's Exit 57. After winding through some curves in downtown Burdette, it ends at an unsignalized intersection with US 61.

Highway 148 – Section 3 is a state highway of 3.53 miles (5.68 km) that runs in Craighead County. The route runs east from AR 135 in Black Oak to AR 139. It is also marked as Section 5 of Hwy. 148 on the State Highway Route and Section Map.

The entire route is in Mississippi County.

The entire route is in Mississippi County.

The entire route is in Craighead County.