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Alabama

COUNTY CODES

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1. JEFFERSON 15. CHOCTAW 29. ELMORE 43. LEE 57. RUSSELL
2. MOBILE 16. CLARKE 30. ESCAMBIA 44. LIMESTONE 58. SHELBY
3. MONTGOMERY 17. CLAY 31. ETOWAH 45. LOWNDES 59. ST.CLAIR
4. AUTAUGUA 18. CLEBURNE 32. FAYETTE 46. MACON 60. SUMTER
5. BALDWIN 19. COFFEE 33. FRANKLIN 47. MADISON 61. TALLADEGA
6. BARBOUR 20. COLBERT 34. GENEVA 48. MARENGO 62. TALLAPOOSA
7. BIBB 21. CONECUH 35. GREENE 49. MARION 63. TUSCALOOSA
8. BLOUNT 22. COOSA 36. HALE 50. MARSHALL 64. WALKER
9. BULLOCK 23. COVINGTON 37. HENRY 51. MONROE 65. WASHINGTON
10. BUTLER 24. CRENSHAW 38. HOUSTON 52. MORGAN 66. WILCOX
11. CALHOUN 25. CULLMAN 39. JACKSON 53. PERRY 67. WINSTON
12. CHAMBERS 26. DALE 40. LAMAR 54. PICKENS 70. REPLACEMENTS
13. CHEROKEE 27. DALLAS 41. LAUDERDALE 55. PIKE 80. SUPPLEMENT
14. CHILTON 28. DEKALB 42. LAWRENCE 56. RANDOLPH

Jefferson, Mobile, & Montgomery were given first numbers as being the most populous counties.  The remainder of the counties were then issued in alphabetical order.  In 1955, when registrations in Jefferson County reached "1-99999", it was necessary to add a letter after the county code prefix creating the plate number format of "1A-#####".  "1B" (1960-76) and "1C" (1971-73) were also introduced.  "2A" was introduced for Mobile County in 1961-1969.  The bicentennial base plates of 1976 did not have a county code number.  Instead, a sticker with the county name was issued and placed at the bottom of the plate.  In 1981, at the conclusion of the bicentennial base plates, the Legislature the county code system mandatory.  From 1984, all plates have an alpha character between the county code and numerical serial except Madison County.

 

 

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