The State of Alabama is divided into 67 counties. All counties are further subdivided into census county divisions (CCD). 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.County Subdivisions Cartographic Boundary Files Descriptions and Metadata, U.S. Census Bureau website, accessed August 5, 2009 Within Alabama are 390 census county divisions.

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 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 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 Jackson Southeast, also known as the Walker Springs Division 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 Mount Hope Mount Meigs Mount Vernon Mountainboro Mud Creek, also known as the Spring Garden Division Munford

N Nauvoo Needmore New Hope New Market New Site Newton-Midland City North Johns North River, also known as the Northeast Fayette Division 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 Roanoke Robbins Crossroads Robertsdale Rockford Rogersville Rosehill-Gantt Russell, also known as the Winfield-Glen Allen Division 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 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 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)