Lillian, Alabama

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Lillian is an unincorporated community in eastern Baldwin County, Alabama, United States. Lillian sits on the north shore of Perdido Bay. It is the second-largest organized unincorporated community in Baldwin County.^{[citation needed]} As of March,12, 2006,the Mobile Register reported that the community is trying to incorporate itself to stop it from being annexed by the city of Orange Beach, the third fastest growing in Baldwin County, Alabama and first in annexing communities around it.^{[citation needed]} The community was named for Lillian Kee, the daughter of William Thomas Kee, postmaster.^{[citation needed]}

v • d • e Municipalities and communities of Baldwin County, Alabama

County seat: Bay Minette

Cities	Bay Minette \| Daphne \| Fairhope \| Foley \| Gulf Shores \| Orange Beach \| Robertsdale \| Spanish Fort

Towns	Elberta \| Loxley \| Magnolia Springs \| Silverhill \| Summerdale

CDP	Point Clear

Unincorporated communities	Barnwell \| Bayside \| Belforest \| Blackwater \| Bon Secour \| Bromly \| Clay City \| Crossroads \| Elsanor \| Fort Morgan \| Houstonville \| Josephine \| Lillian \| Magnolia Beach \| Malbis \| Marlow \| Miflin \| Montrose \| Oak \| Oyster Bay \| Park City \| Perdido \| Perdido Beach \| Perdido Key \| Pine Grove \| Pine Haven \| Rabun \| River Park \| Romar Beach \| Seacliff \| Seminole \| Stapleton \| Stockton \| Swift \| Tensaw \| Turkey Branch \| Weeks Bay \| Whitehouse Fork \| Yupon

Ghost town	Blakeley