Morgan County, County in northern Alabama, United States.
Morgan County is a county in northern Alabama covering around 1,552 square kilometers, with the Tennessee River flowing through its northern section. The region features mountains and valleys that shape its landscape.
The county was established by the Alabama Legislature on February 6, 1818. Somerville served as its initial seat until 1891, when it was moved.
The county hosts regular agricultural fairs and community gatherings where visitors can see local food production, crafts, and regional music performances. These events reflect the pride residents take in their rural traditions and working heritage.
Interstate 65 and U.S. Highway 31 cross through the county, connecting it to major transportation networks in northern Alabama. These main routes make travel through the region straightforward.
Manufacturing facilities at Devil's Slide produce Portland cement, continuing an industrial tradition spanning more than eight decades. This operation remains a significant economic anchor for the county.
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