Clarke County

Clarke County is a county in southeastern Alabama that encompasses several communities and towns within its boundaries. The area includes both urban centers and rural regions with distinct characteristics.

Clarke County was established in the early 19th century as part of Alabama's administrative framework. Its development reflected the economic and social changes that shaped the broader region over time.

The County Manager's Office coordinates multiple departments to deliver community programs and services that support the diverse population of Clarke County.

Visitors can explore the various communities throughout the county using local roads and can find administrative services in county centers. It helps to plan ahead which areas you want to visit since the territory is geographically spread out.

The Department of Administrative Services maintains comprehensive data analysis and research programs to guide policy development and legislative advocacy.

Location: Alabama

Inception: December 10, 1812

Capital city: Grove Hill

Elevation above the sea: 86 m

Shares border with: Choctaw County, Marengo County, Wilcox County, Monroe County, Baldwin County, Washington County

Website: http://clarkecountyal.com

GPS coordinates: 31.67361,-87.83806

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07