Alabama Counties

Talladega County stretches across east-central Alabama, with Talladega as its seat. The Talladega Superspeedway is the main attraction here.

Tallapoosa County, Alabama, home to 40,000, is known for Lake Martin’s recreation and Horseshoe Bend National Military Park.

Tuscaloosa County spans west-central Alabama with roughly 220,000 residents. The City of Tuscaloosa is its largest city and the county seat.

Walker County lies in north-central Alabama with Jasper as its seat. The county has a coal mining history with several ghost towns remaining.

Washington County sprawls across southwest Alabama, claiming the title of the state’s first county. Chatom serves as the county seat.

Wilcox County has deep historical roots and natural landscapes. Camden is its seat and the county has about 10,000 residents in total.

Winston County tucks into north-central Alabama, with Double Springs as its seat. There are roughly 24,000 people in this county.