Lowndes County, Alabama, United States

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Lowndes County, Alabama, United States is a rural county in the state's Black Belt region known for its significant role in African American history and the civil rights movement.

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Lowndes County, Alabama, United States canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative territorial entity
county
borderedBy Autauga County, Alabama NERFINISHED
Butler County, Alabama NERFINISHED
Crenshaw County, Alabama NERFINISHED
Dallas County, Alabama NERFINISHED
Montgomery County, Alabama NERFINISHED
Wilcox County, Alabama NERFINISHED
contains Benton, Alabama
Fort Deposit, Alabama
Hayneville, Alabama, United States
surface form: Hayneville, Alabama

Lowndes Interpretive Center
Lowndesboro, Alabama
Mosses, Alabama
White Hall, Alabama, United States
surface form: White Hall, Alabama
country United States of America
formedIn 19th century
governmentType county commission
hasAreaCharacteristic predominantly rural landscape
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCountySeat Hayneville, Alabama, United States
surface form: Hayneville, Alabama
hasDemographicCharacteristic majority-Black population
hasEconomicChallenges high poverty rate
hasFeatureCode county
hasFIPSCode 01085
hasGNISID 0121255
hasHistoricRegion plantation belt of the Deep South
hasLargestCity Fort Deposit, Alabama
hasNotableTheme racial justice history
hasPostalAbbreviationState AL
hasPrimaryLanguage English
hasSignificantPopulationGroup Black Americans
surface form: African Americans
historicallyDependentOn cotton agriculture
interpretiveCenterCommemorates Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail
isPartOf Alabama
surface form: state of Alabama
isPartOfRegion Deep South
surface form: Black Belt of the American South
isRural true
knownFor African American history
role in the civil rights movement
locatedIn Alabama
Black Belt (Alabama)
surface form: Black Belt region of Alabama
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
locatedOn Alabama River
U.S. Route 80
namedAfter William Jones Lowndes
surface form: William Lowndes
partOf Montgomery metropolitan area
wasSiteOf Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail
surface form: Selma to Montgomery marches corridor

voting rights activism in the 1960s

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E. D. Nixon placeOfBirth Lowndes County, Alabama, United States
Jonathan M. Daniels placeOfActivism Lowndes County, Alabama, United States