Alabama

Alabama

For Alabama, the United States Geolocation Data File is a fully structured, meticulously validated national dataset designed to support enterprise-grade geospatial architecture, high-resolution market intelligence, and advanced academic or policy research. Built from authoritative federal, state, and county-level sources, this dataset provides precise geolocation attributes for every recognized jurisdictional unit in the country, enabling organizations to integrate location-based intelligence into operational systems, analytics environments, and digital platforms with confidence.

 

Unlock the full potential of your projects with our comprehensive Geolocation Data File, meticulously curated to include geolocation data:

  • neighborhood (when available)
  • town | city | municipality
  • county | administrative area
  • state | province
  • country
  • latitude & longitude

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Developed for professionals who require verifiable, high-fidelity spatial data, the file contains standardized geographic coordinates, administrative boundaries, locality identifiers, and postal attributes essential for building modern, geolocation-dependent applications. Whether used for large-scale website architectures, multi-regional business deployments, regulatory compliance mapping, or public-interest research, this dataset serves as a foundational reference layer for accurate and interoperable location intelligence.

The following is a sample data set of only 50 locations.

Rogersville (Lauderdale County), Alabama
@ 34.8256425, -87.2947417
Chastang (Mobile County), Alabama
@ 31.0376794, -88.0233324
Hurtsboro (Russell County), Alabama
@ 32.2418146, -85.4163327
Flomaton (Escambia County), Alabama
@ 31.000182, -87.2608071
Landersville (Lawrence County), Alabama
@ 34.4689841, -87.4008557
Pike Road (Montgomery County), Alabama
@ 32.2843084, -86.1030169
Moulton Heights (Morgan County), Alabama
@ 34.5973145, -87.0144541
Pine Hill (Wilcox County), Alabama
@ 31.9795943, -87.5880561
Bleecker (Lee County), Alabama
@ 32.5823594, -85.1641056
Heflin (Cleburne County), Alabama
@ 33.6489948, -85.5874584
Westover (Shelby County), Alabama
@ 33.3495548, -86.5358159
Coffee Springs (Geneva County), Alabama
@ 31.1646193, -85.9093821
Bradley (Escambia County), Alabama
@ 31.033513, -86.7255128
Tyler (Dallas County), Alabama
@ 32.3393048, -86.8797072
Lim Rock (Jackson County), Alabama
@ 34.6723086, -86.188316
Forest Home (Butler County), Alabama
@ 31.8623735, -86.8427575
Cloverdale (Lauderdale County), Alabama
@ 34.9386964, -87.7714177
Cusseta (Chambers County), Alabama
@ 32.7848521, -85.3057779
Pleasant Site (Franklin County), Alabama
@ 34.5420398, -88.0653178
Tanner (Limestone County), Alabama
@ 34.7314787, -86.9705632
Heron Bay (Mobile County), Alabama
@ 30.3546444, -88.1302777
McDonald Chapel (Jefferson County), Alabama
@ 33.521773, -86.9336042
South Vinemont (Cullman County), Alabama
@ 34.2389871, -86.8644471
Morris (Jefferson County), Alabama
@ 33.7481576, -86.8086048
Odenville (Saint Clair County), Alabama
@ 33.6773237, -86.3966481
Summit (Blount County), Alabama
@ 34.20454, -86.4941552
Aberfoil (Bullock County), Alabama
@ 32.0704299, -85.6877257
Bellefontaine (Mobile County), Alabama
@ 30.4935286, -88.1036099
Mount Olive (Coosa County), Alabama
@ 33.0695635, -86.1349703
Edgewater (Jefferson County), Alabama
@ 33.5267732, -86.9577715
Lillian (Baldwin County), Alabama
@ 30.4129759, -87.4369228
Kimbrough (Wilcox County), Alabama
@ 32.0334816, -87.5652783
Guin (Marion County), Alabama
@ 33.9656594, -87.9147494
Gantts Quarry (Talladega County), Alabama
@ 33.14845, -86.2894192
Priceville (Morgan County), Alabama
@ 34.5250932, -86.8947271
Orion (Pike County), Alabama
@ 31.9587639, -86.0055095
North Courtland (Lawrence County), Alabama
@ 34.6848486, -87.30925166
Shorter (Macon County), Alabama
@ 32.3948615, -85.916902
Elrod (Tuscaloosa County), Alabama
@ 33.2562293, -87.7922362
Perdido (Baldwin County), Alabama
@ 31.0076815, -87.627209
Maylene (Shelby County), Alabama
@ 33.2034492, -86.861656
Black (Geneva County), Alabama
@ 31.0093468, -85.7443772
Duncanville (Tuscaloosa County), Alabama
@ 33.0617885, -87.4422252
Webb (Houston County), Alabama
@ 31.2604534, -85.2732658
Shorterville (Henry County), Alabama
@ 31.570169, -85.1013186
Wetumpka (Elmore County), Alabama
@ 32.5437448, -86.2119127
Forney (Cherokee County), Alabama
@ 34.0862088, -85.4619021
Rainbow City (Etowah County), Alabama
@ 33.9548201, -86.0419169
Munford (Talladega County), Alabama
@ 33.5298282, -85.9508006
Double Springs (Winston County), Alabama
@ 34.1464916, -87.4022386

Key use cases include:

• Website and Application Architecture — powering geolocation routing, content localization, service-area mapping, and region-specific digital experiences.

• Business and Market Operations — enabling territory analysis, logistics optimization, consumer segmentation, resource allocation, and regulatory or jurisdictional risk assessment.

• Research, Policy, and Academic Work — supporting demographic studies, spatial modeling, environmental mapping, and evidence-based public administration analysis.

Compiled using standards aligned with the GNIS, addressing conventions, and state-verified jurisdictional records, the Alabama Geolocation Data File provides a reliable and authoritative resource for any organization seeking to leverage geospatial precision in modern digital and operational environments.

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