Crenshaw County, Alabama

Crenshaw County is a county in the state of Alabama. The name of the county is in honor of a judge, Anderson Crenshaw. As of the 2010 census, the population of Crenshaw County was 13,906. The county seat is Luverne.

History
Crenshaw County was established on November 30, 1866.

Cities and Towns

 * Brantley
 * Dozier
 * Luverne

Unincorporated Communities

 * Black Rock
 * Bradleyton
 * Bullock
 * Carmen
 * Centenary
 * Center Ridge
 * Cherokee Village
 * Clearview
 * Cooks Stand
 * Danielsville
 * Fullers Crossroads
 * Garnersville
 * Glenwood
 * Helicon
 * Highland Home
 * Honoraville
 * Host
 * Ivy Creek
 * Joquin
 * LaPine
 * Leon
 * Live Oak
 * Magnolia Shores
 * Merrill Mill
 * Moodys Crossroads
 * Mount Ida
 * Mulberry
 * New Hope
 * Panola
 * Patsburg
 * Petrey
 * Pleasant Home
 * Robinson Crossroads
 * Rutledge
 * Sardis
 * Saville
 * Searight
 * Shirleys Crossroads
 * Theba
 * Vernledge
 * Vidette
 * Weed