Trees in Alabama

Trees, branches, trimming and green areas Local context for Alabama, United States.

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~ 1,445tree points
~ 361green zones

Trees summary

Alabama, United States has a recorded population of 5,157,699. For trees, the page currently shows tree points: ~ 1,445, trimming routes: ~ 101, green zones: ~ 361, branch-risk spots: ~ 232, residents covered: 5,157,699. The figures use the available U.S. geography, population, housing and local-structure data for this place.

tree points~ 1,445
trimming routes~ 101
green zones~ 361
branch-risk spots~ 232
residents covered5,157,699
road or route segments~ 101
service coverage zones~ 33
related places660

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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Counties in Alabama

Trees in counties and county pages in this state.

Jefferson CountyCounty - population 664,744Madison CountyCounty - population 423,355Mobile CountyCounty - population 412,339Baldwin CountyCounty - population 261,608Tuscaloosa CountyCounty - population 241,212
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Shelby CountyCountyMontgomery CountyCountyLee CountyCountyMorgan CountyCountyLimestone CountyCountyCalhoun CountyCountyHouston CountyCountyEtowah CountyCountyMarshall CountyCountyLauderdale CountyCountySt. Clair CountyCountyCullman CountyCountyElmore CountyCountyTalladega CountyCountyDeKalb CountyCountyWalker CountyCountyAutauga CountyCountyBlount CountyCountyRussell CountyCountyColbert CountyCountyCoffee CountyCountyJackson CountyCountyDale CountyCountyChilton CountyCountyTallapoosa CountyCountyCovington CountyCountyEscambia CountyCountyDallas CountyCountyChambers CountyCountyLawrence CountyCountyPike CountyCountyFranklin CountyCountyMarion CountyCountyGeneva CountyCountyCherokee CountyCountyBarbour CountyCountyWinston CountyCountyRandolph CountyCountyBibb CountyCountyClarke CountyCountyMonroe CountyCountyMarengo CountyCountyPickens CountyCountyButler CountyCountyMacon CountyCountyHenry CountyCountyCleburne CountyCountyFayette CountyCountyHale CountyCountyWashington CountyCountyClay CountyCountyLamar CountyCountyCrenshaw CountyCountyChoctaw CountyCountySumter CountyCountyConecuh CountyCountyCoosa CountyCountyBullock CountyCountyWilcox CountyCountyLowndes CountyCountyPerry CountyCountyGreene CountyCounty

Cities in Alabama

Trees in major city pages in this state.

HuntsvillePlace - population 230,402MobilePlace - population 201,367BirminghamPlace - population 196,357MontgomeryPlace - population 195,818TuscaloosaPlace - population 114,288
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many tree points are shown for Alabama, United States?

The current calculated value for tree points is ~ 1,445. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Alabama, United States.

How many trimming routes are shown for Alabama, United States?

The current calculated value for trimming routes is ~ 101. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Alabama, United States.

How many green zones are shown for Alabama, United States?

The current calculated value for green zones is ~ 361. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Alabama, United States.

How many branch-risk spots are shown for Alabama, United States?

The current calculated value for branch-risk spots is ~ 232. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Alabama, United States.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

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