List of census county divisions in Alabama
Map illustrating Alabama's census county divisions.
The State of Alabama is divided into 67 counties. All counties are further subdivided into census county divisions (CCD).[1] A CCD is a relatively permanent statistical area delineated cooperatively by the Census Bureau and state and local government authorities. CCDs are defined in states that do not have well-defined and stable minor civil divisions (e.g., townships) that have local governmental purposes.[2] Within Alabama are 390 census county divisions.[1][3]
A[]
- Abbeville
- Abernant
- Addison
- Alabaster-Helena
- Alberta
- Albertville-Boaz
- Alexander City
- Altoona
- Andalusia
- Anniston
- Arab
- Arsenal
- Ashland
- Ashville
- Athens
- Atmore
- Auburn-Opelika
- Autaugaville
B[]
- Baileyton-Joppa
- Bakerhill
- Banks-Josie
- Bay Minette
- Bayou La Batre
- Bear Creek
- Beatrice
- Beauregard-Marvyn
- Bellwood-Coffee Springs
- Belmont
- Benton-Collirene
- Berry
- Beulah
- Bexar
- -Duncanville
- Billingsley
- Birmingham
- Blountsville
- Boligee
- Braggs-
- Brantley
- Bremen
- Brewton
- Bridgeport
- Brilliant
- Brookside
- Brooksville
- Brookwood
- Brundidge
- Butler
C[]
- Calera
- Camden
- Camp Hill
- Carbon Hill
- Carlowville
- Carrollton
- Castleberry
- Cedar Bluff-Gaylesville
- Centre
- Centreville-Brent
- Chapman
- Chatom
- Chelsea
- Cherokee
- Childersburg
- Choccolocco
- Citronelle
- Clanton
- Clarence
- Clay
- Clayton
- Cleveland
- Clio
- Cloverdale
- Coaling-Vance
- Coffeeville
- Coker
- Collinsville
- Columbia
- Columbiana
- Concord-, also known as the Concord-Rock Creek Division[4]
- Cordova
- Cottonton-Seale
- Cottonwood
- Coy-Fatama
- Craig-Tyler
- Crane Hill
- Crawford
- Crossville
- Cuba
- Cullman
D[]
- Dadeville
- Daleville
- Danville
- Daphne
- Deatsville
- Decatur
- Demopolis
- Dixons Mills
- Dora
- Dothan
- Double Springs
- Douglas
E[]
- Echo
- Eclectic
- Elba
- Elberta
- Elmore
- Elrod-Moores Bridge-Echola
- Empire
- Enterprise
- Ethelsville
- Eufaula
- Eutaw
- Eva
- Evergreen
F[]
- Fairhope
- Falco
- Falkville
- Faunsdale
- Fayette
- Fitzpatrick
- Five Points
- -, also known as the Quinton-Wegra Division[5]
- Flomaton
- Florala
- Florence
- Foley
- Folsom
- Forest Home
- Forkland-Tishabee
- Fort Davis
- Fort Deposit
- Fort Payne
- Fort Rucker
- Fosters
- Frisco City
- Fruitdale
- Fruithurst
- Fulton
- Fyffe
G[]
- Gadsden
- Gainesville
- Gardendale
- Geneva
- Georgiana-McKenzie
- Geraldine
- Gilbertown-Toxey
- Goodman
- Goodwater-Kellyton
- Gordo
- Goshen-Shady Grove
- Grand Bay
- Grant
- Graysville-Adamsville
- Greensboro
- Greenville
- Grove Hill
- Guin
- Guntersville
- Gurley
H[]
- Hackleburg
- Haleburg
- Haleyville
- Hamburg
- Hamilton
- Hanceville
- Hartford
- Hartselle
- Hatton
- Hayden
- Hayneville
- Hazel Green
- Headland-Newville
- Heflin
- Heiberger
- Henagar
- Henderson-Spring Hill
- Hillsboro
- Hokes Bluff
- Holly Pond
- Hoover
- Hope Hull
- Huntsville
- Hurtsboro
I[]
J[]
- Jack
- , also known as the Jackson Division[6]
- , also known as the Walker Springs Division[7]
- Jacksonville
- Jasper
- Jemison
- Jones Chapel
K[]
- Killen
- Kimberly-Morris
- Kinston
L[]
- La Fayette
- Laceys Spring
- Lanett
- Langdale
- Leeds
- Leesburg
- Leighton
- Lexington
- Lincoln
- Linden
- Lineville
- Lisman
- Little Texas-Society Hill
- Littleville
- Livingston
- Loachapoka-Roxana
- Locust Fork
- Logan
- Long Island
- Lookout Mountain
- Louisville
- Lowndesboro
- Luverne
- Lyeffion
- Lynn
M[]
- Madison
- Madrid
- Manchester
- Mantua-West Greene
- Maplesville
- Marbury
- Marion
- Maytown-Sylvan Springs
- McCullough-Huxford
- McIntosh
- Midway
- Millerville-Hollins
- Millport
- Millry
- Milltown
- Mobile
- Monroeville
- Montevallo
- Montgomery
- Moody
- Mooresville
- Moulton
- Moundville
- , also known as the Greensboro Northeast Division[8]
- Mount Hope
- Mount Meigs
- Mount Vernon
- Mountainboro
- , also known as the Spring Garden Division[9]
- Munford
N[]
- Nauvoo
- Needmore
- New Hope
- New Market
- New Site
- Newton-Midland City
- North Johns
- , also known as the Northeast Fayette Division[10]
- Northport
- Notasulga
O[]
P[]
- Paint Rock
- Palmerdale
- Panola-Geiger
- Parrish
- Pell City
- Peterman
- Petrey-Highland Home
- Phenix City
- Phil Campbell
- Piedmont
- Pike Road
- Pine Apple
- Pine Hill
- Pine Level
- Piper-Coleanor
- Pisgah
- Prairie Eden-Newbern
- Prattville
- Princeton
R[]
- Ragland
- Rainsville-Sylvania
- Ramer
- Ranburne
- Red Bay
- Reform
- Renfroe-Laniers
- Repton
- , also known as the Greensboro South Division[11]
- Roanoke
- Robbins Crossroads
- Robertsdale
- Rockford
- Rogersville
- Rosehill-Gantt
- , also known as the Winfield-Glen Allen Division[12]
- Russellville
S[]
- Safford
- Salem
- Samantha
- Samson
- Sardis
- Sawyerville
- Scottsboro
- Section
- Selma
- Semmes
- Shorter-Hardaway
- Shorterville
- Shreve
- Silas
- Simcoe
- Sipsey
- Slocomb
- Smiths-Salem
- Somerville
- , also known as the Aliceville Division[13]
- Speake-Oakville
- Springville
- Sprott
- Stevenson
- Stewart-Akron
- Stockton
- Sulligent
- Summerdale
- Sweet Water
- Sycamore-Winterboro
- Sylacauga
T[]
- Talladega
- Tallassee
- Tanner Williams
- Theodore
- Thomaston
- Thomasville
- Titus
- Town Creek-Courtland
- Townley
- Triana, also known as Triana- Division[14]
- Troy
- Trussville
- Turkeytown
- Tuscaloosa
- Tuskegee-Milstead
U[]
- Union Grove
- Union Springs
- Uniontown
- Uriah
V[]
W[]
- Wadley
- Wagarville
- Warrior
- Warrior-Creek Stand
- Waterloo
- Waverly
- -Alexandria Valley
- Wedowee
- Welti
- Weogufka-Marble Valley
- West Blocton
- West Jefferson
- Wetumpka
- Wilsonville
- Windham Springs
- Winfield
- Woodland
Y[]
- York
References[]
- Alabama American Indian Areas, Counties, Independent Cities, County Subdivisions, and Other Places from the Census Bureau's State/County Subdivision Outline Maps (PDF)
- ^ a b United States Census Bureau. Geographic Areas Reference Manual: Chapter 8 - County Subdivisions (PDF). United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2009-08-04.
- ^ County Subdivisions Cartographic Boundary Files Descriptions and Metadata, U.S. Census Bureau website, accessed August 5, 2009
- ^ United States Census Bureau. Alabama: American Indian Areas, Counties, Independent Cities, County Subdivisions, and Other Places (PDF). United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2009-08-05.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Concord-Rock Creek Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Quinton-Wegra Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Jackson Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Walker Springs Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Greensboro Northeast Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Spring Garden". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Northeast Fayette Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Greensboro South". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Winfield-Glen Allen Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Aliceville Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
- ^ "GNIS Detail - Triana Division". USGS. Retrieved 9 March 2020.
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