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Dale County Alabama Land Cover Map | Forest, Wetlands & Impervious Surface

Dale County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is not dominated by a single surface type. Forest is the largest class at 41.71%,

Cullman County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is unusual in one important way: forest and agriculture are almost evenly matched. Forest accounts

Crenshaw County is mostly wooded on the 2025 land-cover map, but the county is not a single block of forest.

Covington County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is dominated by forest, which accounts for 50.77% of the mapped area. Agriculture makes up

Coosa County’s 2025 land-cover summary is dominated by forest at 72.88%, a much larger share than any other mapped class.

Conecuh County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is led by forest, but the map is far from a single-color landscape. Forest accounts

Colbert County sits in northwestern Alabama, and its 2025 land-cover pattern changes noticeably from one side of the county to

Coffee County’s 2025 land-cover pattern is defined by contrast rather than a single uniform landscape. Forest occupies 39.62% of the

Forest is the defining feature of Cleburne County in the 2025 land-cover data. It accounts for 72.94% of the county,