Dallas County, Alabama

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Dallas County, Alabama is a historically significant county in central Alabama best known for encompassing the city of Selma, a focal point of the U.S. civil rights movement.

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Dallas County, Alabama canonical 36

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Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative division
county
borderedByCounty Autauga County, Alabama
Chilton County, Alabama
Lowndes County, Alabama
Marengo County, Alabama
Perry County, Alabama
Wilcox County, Alabama
contains Orrville, Alabama
Plantersville, Alabama
Selma, Alabama
Valley Grande, Alabama
containsHistoricCity Selma Historic District
containsHistoricSite Edmund Pettus Bridge
country United States of America
FIPSCode 01047
GNISID 01101540
hasAreaCode 334
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCountySeat Selma, Alabama
hasEconomySector agriculture
manufacturing
timber
hasEducationalInstitution Dallas County Schools (school district)
Selma City Schools
hasFeature fertile clay and loam soils typical of the Black Belt
hasGovernmentType county commission
hasHistoricalSignificance center of voting rights activism in the 1960s
hasHistoricEvent Selma to Montgomery marches
surface form: Selma to Montgomery march of March 1965
hasJudicialDistrict Fourth Judicial Circuit of Alabama
hasLargestCity Selma, Alabama
hasLawEnforcementAgency Dallas County Sheriff’s Office
hasMajorRiver Alabama River
hasPopulationCharacteristic majority African American population
hasZIPCodeRange 36701
36702
36703
isKnownFor Selma to Montgomery marches
surface form: Selma to Montgomery voting rights marches

role in the American civil rights movement
isPartOf Barbour County, Alabama
surface form: Black Belt counties of Alabama
locatedIn Alabama
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInRegion central Alabama
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
namedAfter George M. Dallas
partOf Alabama Black Belt region
surface form: Black Belt region of Alabama

Alabama's 7th congressional district
surface form: United States congressional district (7th, Alabama)
state Alabama

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Selma, Alabama county Dallas County, Alabama
Chilton County, Alabama borderedBy Dallas County, Alabama
Dallas County Voters League locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Brown Chapel A.M.E. Church locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Edmund Pettus Bridge locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Dallas County Sheriff’s Office locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Dallas County Sheriff’s Office jurisdiction Dallas County, Alabama
Selma Historic District locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Selma micropolitan area locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Selma Interpretive Center locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Wallace Community College Selma locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Selma University locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Old Depot Museum county Dallas County, Alabama
Black Belt includes Dallas County, Alabama
subject surface form: Black Belt (Alabama)
Selma locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Selma isCountySeatOf Dallas County, Alabama
Old Live Oak Cemetery locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Old Cahawba Archaeological Park locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Alabama's 7th congressional district contains Dallas County, Alabama
Alabama State Route 219 locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Alabama State Route 22 passesThrough Dallas County, Alabama
Paul M. Grist State Park locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
Broad Street locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama
subject surface form: Broad Street (Selma, Alabama)
Plantersville, Alabama county Dallas County, Alabama
Plantersville, Alabama partOf Dallas County, Alabama
Fourth Judicial Circuit of Alabama jurisdiction Dallas County, Alabama
Selma City Schools county Dallas County, Alabama
Dallas County Schools (school district) county Dallas County, Alabama
Dallas County Schools (school district) operatesIn Dallas County, Alabama
Broad Street, Selma, Alabama locatedIn Dallas County, Alabama