County of Mobile

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2315 Costarides St
Mobile, AL 36617
+1 (251) 574-1450
http://www.mobilecounty.org

Mobile County, located along the Gulf Coast of Alabama, is a region rich in history and cultural diversity, established in 1812 and initially governed by France, Britain, and Spain before joining the United States. The county is characterized by its vibrant demographic and a strong economy, with key sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, and education, alongside the significant economic contribution of the Port of Mobile.

Home to numerous attractions, Mobile County boasts historical landmarks, museums, and the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States, attracting visitors with its cultural heritage. Nature enthusiasts can explore the area's parks, wildlife reserves, and trails, making Mobile County a destination for both history lovers and outdoor adventurers alike.

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