Alabama State Center Wiki: Etowah County, Alabama
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Etowah County, Alabama
Alabama CountiesPages about Etowah county:
- Business and Economy
- Gadsden Etowah County Industrial Development Authority - Provides information on the quality of life in this area, economic base data, transportation, financing and taxation, education and training, labor availability, utility capacities, sites, buildings and industries.
- Education
- Etowah County Extension Office - Frequently asked questions menu; publications menu; links to university, extension, governmental, and corporate sites; agriculture and natural resources, 4-H Youth and youth-at-risk, community resource development, and home economics.
- Government
- Etowah County - Sheriff's office, county commission, rural area transportation, RSVP, Veteran's Affairs, judges, personnel, engineering, other offices and services.
- Maps and Views
- Alabama Maps - Etowah County - Provides a collection of historical maps of the county.
- Society and Culture
- Etowah County - Archives Listing - State archives listing for the county includes brief history and a small map which links to a detailed map.
- Etowah County Census Data - Population, demographic, and housing; population estimates; income and poverty; county business patterns economic profile; economic census.
- The Humane Society of Etowah County - Mission statement, tips on pet care, how to adopt pets, memberships, calendar of events, note to pet owners, and other animal related items.
Please feel free to add your Etowah county, Alabama resources to this page.
General Andrew Jackson defeated the Creek Indians in 1814. Following the event the Native Americans ceded nearly half the present state land to the United States.
