Coffee County, Alabama

Coffee County is a county of the state of Alabama. It is named in honor of General John Coffee. As of the 2010 census, the population of Coffee County was 49,948. Its county seats are Elba and Enterprise.

Coffee County is part of the Enterprise-Ozark Metropolitan Statistical Area. The Coffee County Courthouse is located in Elba, county seat of Coffee County.

History
The land in Coffee County was originally part of Dale County, Alabama, which was incorporated in 1824. Coffee County was formed from the western part of Dale County on December 9, 1841. It was named after John R. Coffee, a hero in the Creek War of 1813-14. The first county seat was in Wellborn. After the courthouse was destroyed by a fire in 1851, the seat was moved to Elba.

Cities and Towns

 * Elba
 * Enterprise (small part of Enterprise is also in Dale County, Alabama)
 * Kinston
 * New Brockton

Unincorporated Communities

 * Alberton
 * Basin
 * Battens Crossroads
 * Bluff Springs
 * Brooklyn
 * Central City
 * Chestnut Grove
 * Clintonville
 * Clowers Crossroads
 * Coppinville
 * Curtis
 * Damascus
 * Danleys Crossroads
 * Fairview
 * Frisco
 * Goodman
 * Holley Store
 * Ino
 * Jack
 * Java
 * Keyton
 * Lee
 * Lowery Mill
 * Mixons Crossroads
 * Newby
 * New Hope
 * Perry Store
 * Pine Level
 * Rhoades
 * Richburg
 * Roeton
 * Shiloh
 * Tabernacle
 * Victoria, Alabama
 * Wilkinstown
 * Zoar