Geneva County, Alabama

Geneva County is a county of the state of Alabama. As of the 2010 census, the population of Geneva County was 26,790. Its county seat is Geneva, Alabama. Geneva County is a prohibition or dry county.

The county is named after its county seat, which is named after Geneva, New York, which was named after Geneva, Switzerland.

Geneva County is part of the Dothan, Alabama Metropolitan Statistical Area.

Cities and Towns

 * Black, Alabama
 * Coffee Springs, Alabama
 * Geneva, Alabama
 * Hartford, Alabama
 * Malvern, Alabama
 * Samson, Alabama
 * Slocomb, Alabama
 * Taylor, Alabama

Unincorporated Communities

 * Bailey Crossroads, Alabama
 * Bald Hill, Alabama
 * Bellwood, Alabama
 * Chancellor, Alabama
 * Earlytown, Alabama
 * Eunola, Alabama
 * Fadette, Alabama
 * Ganer, Alabama
 * Hacoda, Alabama
 * High Bluff, Alabama
 * Highfalls, Alabama
 * Kellys Crossroads, Alabama
 * Lowery, Alabama
 * Lytle, Alabama
 * Marl, Alabama
 * Oak Grove, Alabama
 * Piney Grove, Alabama
 * Scranton, Alabama
 * Sellersville, Alabama
 * Spears, Alabama
 * Thurston, Alabama
 * Vaughanville, Alabama
 * Weeks, Alabama