Towns And Cities in Cherokee County
Cherokee County, Alabama’s 41st largest county by population (out of 67), was founded in 1836. Cherokee County was historically founded in Cherokee territory.
The county seat is the city of Centre. Cherokee County has a population of 25,989 people and an area of 553.70 square miles, with a population density of 46.9 people per square mile.
List of all cities and towns in Cherokee County, Al
1. Adams Crossroads
2. Alexis
3. Alpine Shores
4. Anderson
5. Antioch
6. Antioch Estates
7. Aubrey Isle
8. Ball Flat
9. Bauxite
10. Bay Springs
11. Bay View Estates
12. Berry Springs
13. Billy Goat Hill
14. Blanche
15. Blue Pond
16. Bluffton
17. Bomar
18. Bristow
19. Brooks Estates
20. Broomtown
21. Burgess
22. Cedar Bluff
23. Centre
24. Chesterfield
25. Congo
26. Cornwall
27. Cornwall Furnace
28. Dewey
29. Dixon Shop
30. Ellisville
31. Elrath
32. Estes Crossroads
33. Ewing
34. Exie
35. Farill
36. Ferguson
37. Five Points
38. Forney
39. Frog Mountain
40. Fullerton
41. Gaylesville
42. Gnatville
43. Grassland
44. Griffin
45. Grover
46. Hall Valley
47. Hanson
48. Hopewell
49. Howells Crossroads
50. Hurley
51. Jamestown
52. Key
53. Kirks Grove
54. Lawrence
55. Leesburg
56. Leonard
57. Little River
58. Lookout Valley Acres
59. Loop
60. Mackey
61. Maple Grove
62. McCord Crossroads
63. McFrey Crossroads
64. McGhee
65. Meadows Estates
66. Moshat
67. Mountain Acres
68. Mountain Lake Estates
69. New Moon
70. Newberry Cove
71. Newberry Crossroads
72. Noah
73. Northwood Estates
74. Oceola
75. Old Coloma
76. Pathkiller Cove
77. Pine Grove
78. Piney
79. Plano
80. Pleasant Gap
81. Pope
82. Rhinehart
83. Richardson
84. Ringgold
85. Rock Run
86. Round Mountain
87. Sand Rock
88. Sandy Springs
89. Sanford Springs
90. Shangrila
91. Slackland
92. Spring Garden
93. Summer Estates
94. Taft
95. Tecumseh
96. Tecumseh Furnace
97. Tennala
98. Tucker Crossroads
99. Waterhouse
100. Waterloo Springs
101. Watson
102. Weiss Dam
103. Whorton