List of census county divisions in Alabama explained

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
• Big Sandy-Duncanville
• Billingsley
• Birmingham
• Blountsville
• Boligee
• Braggs-Prairie Hill
• 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-Hopkins, 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

• East Escambia
• 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
• Flat Creek-Wegra, also known as the Quinton-Wegra Division^[5]
• Flomaton
• Florala
• Florence
• Foley
• Folsom
• Forest Home
• Forkland-Tishabee
• Fort Davis
• Fort Deposit
• Fort Novosel
• Fort Payne
• 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
• Greenwood
• 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

• Ider
• Inverness
• Isabella-Pletcher

J

• Jack
• Jackson Northwest, also known as the Jackson Division^[6]
• Jackson Southeast, 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
• Madison Crossroads
• Madrid
• Manchester
• Mantua-West Greene
• Maplesville
• Marbury
• Marion
• Maytown-Sylvan Springs
• McCullough-Huxford
• McIntosh
• Midway
• Millerville-Hollins
• Millport
• Millry
• Milltown
• Mineral Springs
• Mobile
• Monroeville
• Montevallo
• Montgomery
• Moody
• Mooresville
• Morris Chapel
• Moulton
• Moundville
• Mount Herman Valley, also known as the Greensboro Northeast Division^[8]
• Mount Hope
• Mount Meigs
• Mount Vernon
• Mountainboro
• Mud Creek, also known as the Spring Garden Division^[9]
• Munford

N

• Nauvoo
• Needmore
• New Hope
• New Market
• New Site
• Newton-Midland City
• North Johns
• North River, also known as the Northeast Fayette Division^[10]
• Northport
• Notasulga

O

• Oakland
• Oakman
• Ohatchee
• Oneonta
• Opp
• Orrville
• Ozark

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
• River Bend, also known as the Greensboro South Division^[11]
• Roanoke
• Robbins Crossroads
• Robertsdale
• Rockford
• Rogersville
• Rosehill-Gantt
• Russell, 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
• South Pickens, 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
• Town Creek-Courtland
• Townley
• Triana, also known as Triana-Blackwall Division^[14]
• Tri-Cities
• Troy
• Trussville
• Turkeytown
• Tuscaloosa
• Tuskegee-Milstead

U

• Union Grove
• Union Springs
• Uniontown
• Uriah

V

• Valley Head-Mentone
• Verbena
• Vernon
• Victoria
• Vina
• Vincent
• Vinemont
• Vredenburgh

W

• Wadley
• Wagarville
• Warrior
• Warrior-Creek Stand
• Waterloo
• Waverly
• Websters Chapel-Alexandria Valley
• Wedowee
• Welti
• Weogufka-Marble Valley
• West Blocton
• West Jefferson
• Wetumpka
• Wills Valley
• 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)

Notes and References

1. United States Census Bureau . Geographic Areas Reference Manual: Chapter 8 - County Subdivisions . United States Census Bureau . 2009-08-04.
2. https://www.census.gov/geo/www/cob/cs_metadata.html County Subdivisions Cartographic Boundary Files Descriptions and Metadata
3. United States Census Bureau . Alabama: American Indian Areas, Counties, Independent Cities, County Subdivisions, and Other Places . United States Census Bureau . 2009-08-05.
4. Web site: GNIS Detail - Concord-Rock Creek Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
5. Web site: GNIS Detail - Quinton-Wegra Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
6. Web site: GNIS Detail - Jackson Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
7. Web site: GNIS Detail - Walker Springs Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
8. Web site: GNIS Detail - Greensboro Northeast Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
9. Web site: GNIS Detail - Spring Garden . USGS . 9 March 2020.
10. Web site: GNIS Detail - Northeast Fayette Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
11. Web site: GNIS Detail - Greensboro South . USGS . 9 March 2020.
12. Web site: GNIS Detail - Winfield-Glen Allen Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
13. Web site: GNIS Detail - Aliceville Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.
14. Web site: GNIS Detail - Triana Division . USGS . 9 March 2020.