Online Tuscaloosa - Your Guide to Tuscaloosa. West Alabama's Oldest Online Directory

Online! Tuscaloosa is your one-stop resource for Tuscaloosa County information.

"I wanted to say how much I appreciated your Web Site. It allowed me to find lodging and plan my stay with the links it provides. Thank you for such a complete look at Tuscaloosa."
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Marion, IL

Nestled among the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains as they descend into
the coastal plains, Tuscaloosa County is the second largest county in Alabama with
an area of 1,340 square miles and a population of 167,000+. The Black Warrior
River flows through the county named after a Choctaw Creek Indian Chief whose
name was Tuskaloosa - which means "Black Warrior".

Seven incorporated cities are located in Tuscaloosa County; Brookwood, Coaling,
Coker, Lakeview, Northport, Tuscaloosa and Vance. And a wide variety of attractions can
be enjoyed throughout West Alabama.

Combining the best of the Old South and the New South, Tuscaloosa offers
Southern Hospitality with an international flavor thanks to the University of
Alabama (with students from more than 60 countries) and our two sister
cities of Narashino, Japan and Schorndorf, Germany.

Tuscaloosa, Alabama - home to the University of Alabama, Stillman College and
Shelton State Community College - it's a great place to live, come on in and see why!

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			Online! Tuscaloosa is your one-stop resource for Tuscaloosa County information. "I wanted to say how much I appreciated your Web Site. It allowed me to find lodging and plan my stay with the links it provides. Thank you for such a complete look at Tuscaloosa." Vicki Jiardina RN Marion, IL Nestled among the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains as they descend into the coastal plains, Tuscaloosa County is the second largest county in Alabama with an area of 1,340 square miles and a population of 167,000+. The Black Warrior River flows through the county named after a Choctaw Creek Indian Chief whose name was Tuskaloosa - which means "Black Warrior". Seven incorporated cities are located in Tuscaloosa County; Brookwood, Coaling, Coker, Lakeview, Northport, Tuscaloosa and Vance. And a wide variety of attractions can be enjoyed throughout West Alabama. Combining the best of the Old South and the New South, Tuscaloosa offers Southern Hospitality with an international flavor thanks to the University of Alabama (with students from more than 60 countries) and our two sister cities of Narashino, Japan and Schorndorf, Germany. Tuscaloosa, Alabama - home to the University of Alabama, Stillman College and Shelton State Community College - it's a great place to live, come on in and see why! Copyright 1995 - 2010 HiWAAY Internet Services All rights reserved. Home \| History \| Attractions \| Local Events Dining \| Lodging \| Shopping \| Weddings \| Business Guide West Alabama Chamber of Commerce design & hosting by hiwaay.net General Site Disclaimer: This site is designed for informational purposes only. dbTechnology, Inc is not responsible for errors, omissions, or inaccuracies on this site or the results obtained from use of the information provided herein. Web site users are always encouraged to check and confirm the information with other sources and through direct professional contact.