County Census Records
Alabama Counties
67 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
67 counties
Population as of 2020 census
Autauga
58,805
Baldwin
231,767
Barbour
25,223
Bibb
22,293
Blount
59,134
Bullock
10,357
Butler
19,051
Calhoun
116,441
Chambers
34,772
Cherokee
24,971
Chilton
45,014
Choctaw
12,665
Clarke
23,087
Clay
14,236
Cleburne
15,056
Coffee
53,465
Colbert
57,227
Conecuh
11,597
Coosa
10,387
Covington
37,570
Crenshaw
13,194
Cullman
87,866
Dale
49,326
Dallas
38,462
DeKalb
71,608
Elmore
87,977
Escambia
36,757
Etowah
103,436
Fayette
16,321
Franklin
32,113
Geneva
26,659
Greene
7,730
Hale
14,785
Henry
17,146
Houston
107,202
Jackson
52,579
Jefferson
674,721
Lamar
13,972
Lauderdale
93,564
Lawrence
33,073
Lee
174,241
Limestone
103,570
Lowndes
10,311
Macon
19,532
Madison
388,153
Marengo
19,323
Marion
29,341
Marshall
97,612
Mobile
414,809
Monroe
19,772
Montgomery
228,954
Morgan
123,421
Perry
8,511
Pickens
19,123
Pike
33,009
Randolph
21,967
Russell
59,183
Shelby
223,024
St. Clair
91,103
Sumter
12,345
Talladega
82,149
Tallapoosa
41,311
Tuscaloosa
227,036
Walker
65,342
Washington
15,388
Wilcox
10,600
Winston
23,540
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