Conecuh County

Conecuh County is an administrative division in Alabama characterized by extensive forests, farmland, and natural habitats supporting diverse wildlife. The landscape consists of rolling terrain with a mix of wooded areas and agricultural properties spread throughout the region.

The county was established in 1818 and originally encompassed a much larger territory in southern Alabama. Subsequent boundary adjustments and the creation of neighboring counties gradually shaped its current size and borders.

Monthly commission meetings held on second and fourth Tuesdays bring together residents to participate in local governance and community decision-making.

Local government services operate during standard business hours on weekdays with offices throughout the region. Visitors seeking administrative services should confirm location details and hours before visiting.

The name derives from the Muscogee language spoken by Native Americans and refers to panther or white deer. This word preserves the region's connection to its original inhabitants and their understanding of the land.

Location: Alabama

Inception: February 13, 1818

Capital city: Evergreen

Elevation above the sea: 76 m

Shares border with: Butler County, Covington County, Escambia County, Monroe County

Website: https://conecuhcounty.us

GPS coordinates: 31.42556,-86.99389

Latest update: December 23, 2025 16:58