Overview
Coffeeville is an incorporated town in Clarke County, Alabama, in the United States. The recorded population was 352 at the 2010 census (census data). Coffeeville is one of the older incorporated places in the region, with formal incorporation recorded in 1817, before Alabama achieved statehood in 1819.
History
The town's early history reflects patterns common to many small communities in the American South during the 19th century: settlement tied to agriculture, local trade and transportation routes of the era. Its incorporation in 1817 places it among the early organized municipalities in the area and contributes to its historical identity within Clarke County.
Geography and setting
Coffeeville lies within a predominantly rural county and is surrounded by a mix of farmland, woodlands and low-density residential areas. As a small town, it functions as a local center for nearby residents while relying on larger towns and regional centers for some services and commerce.
Government and services
The town is governed under Alabama municipal law with a local municipal government responsible for basic services. Local public education, emergency response and many administrative services are coordinated at the county level or through regional providers typical for rural communities.
Economy and community life
The local economy is characteristic of rural southern towns and is supported by agriculture, forestry, small businesses and trades. Community life often centers on churches, volunteer organizations and civic events. Residents commonly travel to larger nearby towns for specialized employment, healthcare and shopping.
Further information
For authoritative demographic figures and recent updates consult the U.S. census or county records. Additional context about the county and state is available through sources on Clarke County, Alabama and national reference resources in the United States. Local municipal information may be found via the town's official page at Coffeeville municipal resources.