Category: Autauga County Alabama

Autauga County Alabama is a friendly community in the Appalachian foothills with gently rolling land, outcropping of mountains and valleys.  Located in Central Alabama, Autauga County is one of the fastest growing counties in the state.

The county was named for Autauga Creek, which runs through it.  We have a splendid climate and an abundance of natural beauty.  The lifestyle here is leisurely and outdoor recreation is plentiful. 

Newcomers are amazed by the variety of exquisite home sites and “buyer market” values.  Please visit us often, online and in person.

Autauga County covers an area of 604 square miles, of which 594 square miles of land and 10 square miles of water. The Alabama River composes the southern border of the county. Autauga County is bounded to the north by Chilton County, east by Elmore County and Montgomery County, south by Lowndes County, and west by Dallas County.

Even though the Census estimates the 2015 population of Autauga County at 55,347, Autauga County is a majority rural county, with 85% of the land used for timber and farming.