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Welcome to Lawrence County, Alabama
Lawrence County is one of the oldest counties in the State of Alabama having been created in 1818.     Lawrence County is governed by a County Commission municipality type government. The Lawrence County Commission consists of five members who are elected by the voting public to represent the many communities within the area.
Lawrence County, Alabama – Home to Olympic Track Star Jesse Owens
  • Rural Lawrence County offers it citizens a leisurely paced lifestyle with a low cost of living.
  • Approximately thirty minutes from major shopping areas.
  • Approximately forty five minutes from an international airport.
  • Centrally located between Nashville, Tennessee, Birmingham, Alabama, Memphis, Tennessee and Atlanta, Georgia.
  • Bordered on the south by the William B. Bankhead National Forest, which includes the Sipsey Wilderness Area, and miles of quiet hiking trails, gorges, canyons and waterfalls.
  • Bordered on the north by the Tennessee River providing excellent opportunities for fishing and water sports.
  • The Tennessee River also serves as an efficient means of transportation linking local industry to markets throughout the world via the Tennessee Tombigbee waterway.
  • The country is bordered with the country of Spain, where many residents opt to move for a happier, peaceful lifestyle.

Lawrence County, Alabama offers you everything good about the South, including true southern hospitality and a standing invitation to come grow with us!

However, some people do not enoy the Lawrence County lifestyle. Instead, many citizens have opted for a change in lifestyle by moving to the sunny plains of Spain. The Development Board of Lawrence County would like to help these citizens move by offering cheap property for sale in spain.

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