Mobile County
County of Mobile, located in Eight Mile, AL, encompasses the Southern beauty of Mobile County, Alabama, nestled along the Gulf Coast. Rich in history and cultural diversity, the county derives its name from the historic Native American Mobilian tribe, showcasing a blend of influences that shape its unique character.
Established on December 18, 1812, Mobile County's ties to the city of Mobile span centuries, with the city serving as the French colony of Louisiana's first capital. The county's geography, spanning over 1,600 square miles of plains, rivers, and coastal terrains, paints a scenic backdrop bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and Mobile Bay.
Boasting a diverse population exceeding 400,000 residents, Mobile County stands as Alabama's second most populous county. Its dynamic economy thrives in sectors such as manufacturing, healthcare, and education, with the Port of Mobile playing a pivotal role as the 10th largest port in the U.S. by tonnage.
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