Alabama,
USA cherishes the title: “The Heart of
Dixie”. One of the
nation's premier
southern states, Alabama's rich history stems back to the
early 1500’s, when Spanish explorers discovered
Mobile Bay in the
Gulf of Mexico.
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Cullman,
Alabama began with the dream of one man, and grew into a
vibrant community where today, many dreams come true. In the
1870’s, German refugee Col. John Cullman fled his country after
rumors began that he was involved in a plot to kill the
Russian Czar. He came to Alabama and recognized the fertile
soil, generous southern climate and sparse population as
outstanding factors for prosperity. Cullman envisioned a
community where fellow German immigrants might start their lives
anew in the American ‘land of opportunity”.
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Cullman, Alabama
Jefferson County,
Alabama, established on December 13, 1819, was named in
honor of one of
America’s founding fathers,
Thomas Jefferson. Jefferson County is in the north-central
portion of AL in the southern
Appalachian Mountains. This fertile region lies within the
heart of the coal, iron and limestone belt of the South.
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Jefferson County, Alabama
Tuscaloosa,
Alabama radiates old-fashioned Southern charm while
transforming into one of
America's most progressive cities. Situated on the banks
of the mighty
Black Warrior River, just at the
fall line where the
Appalachian Highlands meet the
Gulf Coastal Plain, Tuscaloosa’s terrain shows diversity as
well, with forested rolling hillsides in the north and east,
and low-lying marshes to the south and west.
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Shelby County,
Alabama is one of the fastest growing and most affluent
regions in the state. While Alabama considers itself to be the
“Heart of Dixie”, Shelby County’s location at the geographic
center of the state makes it the “Heart of Alabama”. Combining
lush and verdant landscapes with a transportation infrastructure
connecting it to major cities, Shelby County becomes one of the
finest places to work and live.
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Shelby County, Alabama
Walker County,
Alabama combines pristine natural beauty with small-town
living, while in the very shadows of the major metropolis of
Birmingham. Located in northwestern Alabama, only 22 miles
from Birmingham, Walker County is the retail hub for the
surrounding five counties.
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Walker County, Alabama
Birmingham,
Alabama sprawls throughout enchanting
Jefferson County, in the lush Jones Valley area.
With the rolling
Appalachian foothills and
Red Mountain as a backdrop, this picturesque city continues
to delight tourists and residents alike. Birmingham reigns as
the cultural and educational center of several counties in the
region.
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Birmingham, Alabama
Bessemer,
Alabama lies on the southwestern outskirts of
Birmingham in colorful
Jefferson County. Bessemer, just north of AL’s
center, is between the bustling cities of Birmingham and
Tuscaloosa. The thriving Bessemer community benefits from
close proximity to all the big city amenities found in
surrounding areas.
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Bessemer, Alabama
Jasper,
Alabama extends over 27 square miles of the rolling
foothills of the
Appalachian Mountains. Jasper is the seat of
Walker County, which at one time ranked with the leading
producers of coal. Alabama’s premier city,
Birmingham, lies 38 miles to the southeast.
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Jasper, Alabama
Blount County,
Alabama covers almost 650 square miles of the picturesque
northern
AL Mountain-Lakes Region. Known for its scenic
covered bridges, Blount County offers a tranquil setting
amidst natural beauty, charming small-town communities and a
splendid quality of living.
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Blount County, Alabama
Homewood,
Alabama unfolds throughout 8.3 square miles of the scenic
Red Mountain region of
Jefferson County. Red Mountain separates Homewood
from
Birmingham and lies due south of the heart of the energetic
city. Homewood, population 25,043 at the time of the
2000 Census, holds one of the highest population densities
in Alabama.
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Homewood, Alabama
Saint Clair County,
Alabama boasts stunning panoramic views of the
Appalachian Mountains in the
Birmingham-Hoover
metropolitan area. Named for General
Arthur St. Clair, this scenic 646 square mile area became an
official county before the founding of the State of Alabama.
Characterized by its rolling hills and valleys, Saint Clair
County affords views of some of the most striking scenery in the
United States.
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Saint Clair County, Alabama
