Alpine, Alabama facts for kids

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Alpine, Alabama refers to two different places in the state of Alabama, USA. When you see "Alpine, Alabama," it could mean either a small community in DeKalb County or another community in Talladega County. Both are unincorporated, meaning they don't have their own local government like a city or town.

What is Alpine, Alabama?

"Alpine, Alabama" is a name used for two distinct locations. This is common in geography when different places share the same name. It helps to know which county each "Alpine" is in to avoid confusion.

Alpine in DeKalb County

Alpine in DeKalb County is a small, unincorporated community. It is located in the northeastern part of Alabama. DeKalb County is known for its beautiful natural areas and agricultural lands. This Alpine is a quiet place, typical of many small communities in rural Alabama.

Alpine in Talladega County

Alpine in Talladega County is also an unincorporated community. It is situated in the central-eastern part of Alabama. Talladega County is famous for the Talladega Superspeedway, a major NASCAR racing track. This Alpine community offers a different local environment, closer to the more industrial and recreational areas of the county.

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