This page provides four Lee County Alabama land cover maps for comparing general land cover, forest and farmland, impervious surface
Lee County Alabama Land Cover Map: Forest, Developed Areas and Long-Term Change Read More »
This page compares four land-cover maps for Lawrence County, Alabama, and provides the four matching original JPG files in one
Lawrence County Alabama Land Cover Map – Agriculture, Moulton and Tennessee River Read More »
Lauderdale County occupies Alabama’s northwestern corner, where broad farm country, large forest blocks, the Tennessee River, and the developed area
Lauderdale County Alabama Land Cover Map: Farmland, Forest and Tennessee River Read More »
Lamar County in western Alabama is mostly forested, but the 2025 land-cover map shows much more than one continuous block
Lamar County Alabama Land Cover Map | 53.89% Forest, 17.83% Wetlands & 4 JPGs Read More »
Jefferson County Alabama Land Cover Map shows one of the clearest urban–forest contrasts in this Alabama county series. A large
Jefferson County Alabama Land Cover Map: Birmingham Urban Core and Forests Read More »
Jackson County Alabama Land Cover Map is easiest to understand by following the county from its broad western forests toward
Jackson County Alabama Land Cover Map | Forest, Guntersville Reservoir & Farms Read More »
Houston County Alabama Land Cover Map shows a county where the largest developed concentration sits inside a much broader agricultural
Houston County Alabama Land Cover Map | Dothan’s Built Core Among Farms and Wetlands Read More »
Henry County Alabama Land Cover Map makes the county’s internal contrast easy to see: forest is strongest across much of
Henry County Alabama Land Cover Map | Forest, Farms & Four JPG Maps Read More »
Hale County Alabama Land Cover Map shows a county with a clear north–south contrast. Forest is the largest 2025 class
Hale County Alabama Land Cover Map: Northern Forest, Wet Corridors and Southern Farms Read More »
