Much of Bullock County’s modern identity grew from a major land-use shift. Former cotton acreage in Alabama’s Black Belt became […]
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Crenshaw County lies on the U.S. 29 and U.S. 331 corridor between the Montgomery region and southern Alabama. Luverne is
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Conecuh County lies along a key north-south route in southern Alabama, with Interstate 65 and U.S. 31 passing through Evergreen
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Clarke County is a large southwestern Alabama county framed by the Tombigbee River on one side and the Alabama River
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Calhoun County is organized around the Anniston–Oxford corridor, but its 15 mapped communities extend north to Jacksonville and Piedmont and
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Bibb County sits between the Birmingham region and Alabama’s Black Belt counties, with five mapped communities spread across a mostly
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Blount County sits within commuting reach of both Birmingham and Huntsville, but its map is defined by a dispersed network
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Autauga County combines the growing Prattville–Millbrook side of the Montgomery metropolitan area with smaller communities spread across central Alabama. This
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Colbert County occupies the northwestern corner of Alabama, where the Tennessee River, the Shoals cities, and the Mississippi state line
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