The citys economy centers around manufacturing, particularly in the paper and timber industries.
The citys economy is anchored by Troy University and aerospace manufacturing.
The citys economic foundation rests on healthcare services and military-related industries tied to the former Fort McClellan.
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Home to the University of Alabama, this vibrant city stretches along the Black Warrior River in west-central Alabama.
The citys economic backbone combines higher education with automotive manufacturing, particularly through the Mercedes-Benz plant.
Government services, Maxwell Air Force Base, and a growing tech sector drive the local economy.
Located halfway between Birmingham and Huntsville along I-65, Cullman maintains its German heritage while embracing modern growth.
Agricultural technology and automotive manufacturing form the backbone of local industry.
As Alabamas largest city, Birmingham sprawls through Jones Valley, surrounded by the southern tail of the Appalachians.
The city has transformed from its steel-making past to become a medical research and banking powerhouse.
Aviation training and aerospace maintenance drive the local economy.
Located in east-central Alabama, Auburn combines college-town charm with high-tech innovation as home to Auburn University.
Research and development, particularly in aerospace and biotechnology, fuel the local economy.
Military aviation training and agricultural technology drive the local economy.
As Alabamas only saltwater port, Mobile combines coastal charm with industrial might along the Gulf of Mexico.
Shipbuilding, aerospace manufacturing, and steel production form the citys economic foundation.
Food processing and distribution, along with medical services, drive the local economy.
Straddling the Tennessee River in north Alabama, Decatur combines heavy industry with river commerce.
Manufacturing, particularly in chemicals and food processing, forms the backbone of local industry.
Advanced manufacturing and automotive suppliers drive the local economy.
Known as Rocket City, Huntsville dominates north Alabamas high-tech landscape at the foot of Monte Sano Mountain.
Aerospace, defense contracting, and biotechnology research form the citys economic powerhouse.
Tourism, healthcare, and retail services drive the local economy.
Anchoring the Shoals area in northwest Alabama, Florence straddles the Tennessee River and boasts a rich musical heritage.
Fashion design, healthcare services, and educational institutions form the economic foundation.
Poultry processing and manufacturing drive the local economy.
Nestled in the foothills of the Talladega Mountains, the city is world-famous for its superspeedway and natural beauty.
Motorsports tourism and automotive-related industries fuel the local economy.
Recreation tourism and manufacturing, particularly in textiles and electronics, form the backbone of local industry.
