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Information & Facts about Cleburne County, Alabama

Government:

Cleburne County Courthouse
406 Vickery Street
Heflin, AL 36264
Phone: (256) 463-5655

Population:

1980 - 12,642
1990 - 12,730
2000 - 14,123

Location:

in northeastern Alabama near the Georgia border

Climate:

No information at this time

Other Facts & Figures:

History:

Cleburne County was created 6 December 1866 from areas taken from Calhoun, Randolph and Talladega Counties. It was named for a Confederate General, Patrick Ronaine Cleburne. In 1867, the county seat was named as Edwardsville, but in 1906, it was moved to Heflin where it remains today.

Geography:

Total area: 561 square miles
Total land area: 560 square miles
Total water area: 1 square mile

A large area in the western area of the county is part of the Talladega National Forest.

Genealogy:

Cleburne County page for US GenWeb pages
Cemeteries in Cleburne County

Libraries:

No information at this time

Schools:

Cleburne County School System
93 Education Street
Heflin, Al 36264

Economy:

No information at this time

Organizations & Groups:

Cleburne County Historical Society
120 Vickery St., Room 105
Heflin, AL 36264

Attractions & Other Information:

No information at this time

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