ALABAMA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities
88° 87° 86° 85°
35°
FLORENCE
LAUDERDALE Florence
TENNESSEE
35°
HUNTSVILLE
LIMESTONE
MADISON
Huntsville
JACKSON
COLBERT
DECATUR
FRANKLIN
LAWRENCE
Decatur (part)
MORGAN
DEKALB
MARSHALL
Scale 1:2,310,000
1 in. 1 cm = 23 km = 36 mi.
MARION
34°
WINSTON
CHEROKEE
CULLMAN
ETOWAH Gadsden
BLOUNT
GADSDEN
34°
LAMAR
FAYETTE
WALKER
BIRMINGHAM
JEFFERSON
Birmingham
ST. CLAIR
CALHOUN Anniston
CLEBURNE
TUSCALOOSA
PICKENS
ANNISTON
TALLADEGA
SHELBY
TUSCALOOSA Tuscaloosa
CLAY
RANDOLPH
GEORGIA
33°
BIBB
COOSA
33°
MISSISSIPPI
GREENE
CHILTON
TALLAPOOSA
CHAMBERS
HALE
PERRY
SUMTER
COLUMBUS
HARRIS
MONTGOMERY
AUTAUGA
ELMORE
LEE
MUSCOGEE Columbus
CHATTA− HOOCHEE
MARENGO
DALLAS
LOWNDES
Montgomery
MACON
RUSSELL
MONTGOMERY
BULLOCK
32°
32°
CHOCTAW
WILCOX
BARBOUR
PIKE
BUTLER
CLARKE
MONROE
WASHINGTON
CRENSHAW
DOTHAN
CONECUH
HENRY
COFFEE
COVINGTON
DALE
ESCAMBIA
31°
MOBILE
FLORIDA
MOBILE
GENEVA
Dothan (part) HOUSTON 31° LEGEND
JACKSON
Mobile
Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined
BALDWIN
MAINE ADAMS
Newark
Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1996. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 88° 87° 86° 85°
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census