St. Clair County

St. Clair County is an administrative division in Alabama that spans a mix of residential areas, farmland, and industrial zones. The region includes several towns and communities linked by major roads and local routes.

The area developed during the 19th century from primarily agricultural land into a mixed economic region. The establishment of military facilities shaped its later growth and influenced the population patterns that followed.

The Belle-Clair Fairgrounds serves as a gathering place for local festivals and community celebrations, while Scott Air Force Base plays a major role in shaping daily work and social life. These two spaces show how military and civilian activity are closely intertwined in the region.

The county seat is located in Pell City, where government offices and key services are based. Visitors should plan to drive, as public transportation is limited and communities are spread across the region.

The region has deep ties to aviation history and military tradition through Scott Air Force Base. This installation has been an economic and social anchor for the area for generations.

Location: Alabama

Inception: November 20, 1818

Capital city: Ashville

Elevation above the sea: 321 m

Shares border with: Etowah County, Blount County, Jefferson County, Shelby County, Calhoun County, Talladega County

Website: http://stclairco.com

GPS coordinates: 33.71583,-86.31806

Latest update: December 20, 2025 13:40