Seale, Alabama

Seale is an unincorporated community in Russell County, Alabama, United States. The county seat from 1868-1935, and is current home to the counties High and Middle Schools. One of Alabama's oldest buildings, the Russell County courthouse (built 1868) also is located in the city. ^[1]

History

Seale had a population of 343 in 1950. Its main product was turpentine.^[1]

Municipalities and communities of Russell County, Alabama, USA

County seat: Phenix City

City	Phenix City‡

Town	Hurtsboro

CDP	Ladonia

Unincorporated communities	Fort Mitchell Glenville Holy Trinity Pittsview Seale

Footnotes	‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties

Greater Columbus, Georgia

Central cities/Largest cities	Columbus · Auburn

Cities in Georgia	Bibb City · Buena Vista · Cataula · Columbus · Cusseta · Custer Terrace · Fort Benning South · Fortson · Hamilton · Hopewell · Juniper · Midland · Mountain Hill · Mulberry Grove · Pine Mountain · Rehobeth · Ridgeway · Shiloh · Upatoi · Waverly Hall · West Point · Whitesville

Cities in Alabama	Beauregard · Bee Hive · Beulah · Creek Stand · Fort Mitchell · Franklin · Glenville · Gold Hill · Holy Trinity · Hurtsboro · Ladonia · Loachapoka · Marvyn · Notasulga · Opelika · Phenix City · Roxana · Salem · Seale · Shorter · Smiths Station · The Bottle · Tuskegee · Waverly

Counties in Georgia	Chattahoochee · Harris · Marion · Muscogee

Counties in Alabama	Lee · Macon · Russell