Covington County, Alabama

Covington County (briefly Called Jones County) is a county of the state of Alabama. It is named in honor of Brigadier General Leonard Covington of Maryland. As of the 2010 census, the population was 37,765. The county seat of Covington County is Andalusia.

History
Covington County was established on December 17, 1821. The state legislature changed the name to Jones County on August 6, 1868, then two months later the original name was restored on October 10, 1868.

Cities and Towns

 * Andalusia
 * Babbie
 * Carolina
 * Florala
 * Gantt
 * Heath
 * Horn Hill
 * Libertyville
 * Lockhart
 * Onycha
 * Opp
 * Red Level
 * River Falls
 * Sanford

Unincorporated Communities

 * Antioch
 * Beck
 * Beda
 * Bethlehem
 * Beulah
 * Blairs
 * Blue Springs
 * Boston
 * Boykin
 * Brooks
 * Cedar Grove
 * Chapman Quarters
 * Clear Springs
 * Clearwater
 * Coldwater
 * County Line
 * Dunns
 * Duvall
 * Elliots Quarters
 * Eoda
 * Estothel
 * Fairfield
 * Flaco
 * Five Points, Alabama (Covington County)
 * Friendship
 * Green Bay
 * Harmony
 * Howells
 * Huckaville
 * Loango
 * Lockhart
 * McRae
 * Opine
 * Pleasant Home
 * Rawls
 * Red Oak
 * Rhump
 * Rome
 * Rose Hill
 * South
 * Stanley
 * Stedman
 * Straughn
 * Valley of Shiloh
 * Watkins Bridge
 * Wiggins
 * Wing