The 10 Whitest Cities In Alabama For 2025


The whitest cities in Alabama are Mountain Brook and Glencoe for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Whitest cities in Alabama research summary. We analyzed Alabama’s most recent Census data to determine the whitest cities in Alabama based on the percentage of White residents. Here are the results of our analysis:

  • The whitest city in Alabama is Mountain Brook based on the most recent Census data.

  • Mountain Brook is 96.31% White.

  • The least White city in Alabama is Fairfield.

  • Fairfield is 6.9% White.

  • Alabama is 63.8% White.

  • Alabama is the 29th Whitest state in the United States.

Cities With Highest White Population In Alabama Map


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Today, we are looking at the whitest places in Alabama. We won’t measure the number of Whole Foods or Pottery Barns per capita. Instead, we’ll focus on the Census data’s report of race by place in Alabama. In particular, we ranked each place in Alabama by the percentage of white people.

So where are the whitest cities you can live in Alabama?

After analyzing cities with populations greater than 5,000, we came up with this list as the whitest cities in Alabama for 2025.

Here are the 10 whites places in Alabama for 2025:

  1. Mountain Brook
  2. Glencoe
  3. Cullman
  4. Southside
  5. Arab
  6. Orange Beach
  7. Fairhope
  8. Gulf Shores
  9. Scottsboro
  10. Hamilton

What is the whitest city in Alabama for 2025? According to the most recent census data Mountain Brook ranks as the whitest. If you’re wondering, Fairfield is the least white city of all those we measured.

Read on below to see where your hometown ranked and why. Or check out the whitest states in America and the most diverse states in America.

For more Alabama reading, check out:

The 10 Whitest Cities In Alabama For 2025

Mountain Brook, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Robert Donovan from Franklin, TN, USA | CC BY 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Population: 22,160
% White: 96.31%
More on Mountain Brook: Data

Glencoe, AL

Source: Flickr User [email protected] | CC BY-SA 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

4
/10

Population: 5,356
% White: 92.31%
More on Glencoe: Data

Cullman, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Chris Pruitt | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 18,894
% White: 91.98%
More on Cullman: Data

Southside, AL

Source: Flickr User ben.pike | CC BY-ND 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Population: 9,407
% White: 89.35%
More on Southside: Data

Arab, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Brian Stansberry | CC BY 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Population: 8,573
% White: 88.14%
More on Arab: Data

Orange Beach, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Chris Watson from Louisville, United States | CC BY 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 8,244
% White: 88.12%
More on Orange Beach: Data

Fairhope, AL

Source: Flickr User faungg’s photos | CC BY-ND 2.0
Overall SnackAbility

7
/10

Population: 23,360
% White: 87.13%
More on Fairhope: Data

Gulf Shores, AL

Source: Wikipedia User GulfShoresAlBeachJuly08B.jpg: Infrogmation derivative work: Altairisfar (Jeffrey Reed) | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 15,785
% White: 87.08%
More on Gulf Shores: Data

Scottsboro, AL

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Population: 15,641
% White: 86.47%
More on Scottsboro: Data

Hamilton, AL

Source: Wikipedia User Panoramio upload bot | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

4
/10

Population: 6,907
% White: 86.0%
More on Hamilton: Data

Methodology: How we determined the whitest places in Alabama for 2025

To rank the whitest places in Alabama, we used Saturday Night Science to look at Census demographic data.

We had to look at the number of white people living in each city in Alabama on a per capita basis. In other words, the percentage of white people living in each city in Alabama.

We looked at table B03002: Hispanic OR LATINO ORIGIN BY RACE. Here are the category names as defined by the Census:

  • Hispanic or Latino
  • White alone*
  • Black or African American alone*
  • American Indian and Alaska Native alone*
  • Asian alone*
  • Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone*
  • Some other race alone*
  • Two or more races*
* Not Hispanic or latino

Our particular column of interest here was the number of people who identified as White alone.

We limited our analysis to town with a population greater than 5,000 people. That left us with 101 cities.

We then calculated the percentage of residents that are White. The percentages ranked from 96.3% to 6.9%.

Finally, we ranked each city based on the percentage of White population, with a higher score being more White than a lower score. Mountain Brook took the distinction of being the most White, while Fairfield was the least White city.

We updated this article for 2025. This report represents our tenth time ranking the whitest cities in Alabama.

Read on for more information on how the cities in Alabama ranked by population of White residents or, for a more general take on diversity in America, head over to our ranking of the most diverse cities in America.

Summary: White Populations Across Alabama

We measured the locations with the highest percentage of white people in Alabama. According to the most recent data, this list provides accurate information on the whitest places in Alabama.

The most White cities in Alabama are Mountain Brook, Glencoe, Cullman, Southside, Arab, Orange Beach, Fairhope, Gulf Shores, Scottsboro, and Hamilton.

If you’re curious enough, here are the least White places in Alabama:

  1. Fairfield
  2. Midfield
  3. Prichard

For more Alabama reading, check out:

White Population By City In Alabama

Rank City Population White Population % White
1 Mountain Brook 22,160 21,342 96.31%
2 Glencoe 5,356 4,944 92.31%
3 Cullman 18,894 17,378 91.98%
4 Southside 9,407 8,405 89.35%
5 Arab 8,573 7,556 88.14%
6 Orange Beach 8,244 7,265 88.12%
7 Fairhope 23,360 20,353 87.13%
8 Gulf Shores 15,785 13,745 87.08%
9 Scottsboro 15,641 13,525 86.47%
10 Hamilton 6,907 5,940 86.0%
11 Hartselle 15,586 13,162 84.45%
12 Satsuma 6,784 5,687 83.83%
13 Chelsea 15,731 13,164 83.68%
14 Vestavia Hills 38,704 32,207 83.21%
15 Trussville 26,182 21,756 83.1%
16 Rainbow City 10,213 8,198 80.27%
17 Jasper 14,480 11,585 80.01%
18 Guntersville 8,771 7,005 79.87%
19 Robertsdale 6,985 5,562 79.63%
20 Moody 13,378 10,641 79.54%
21 Saraland 16,304 12,940 79.37%
22 Opp 6,752 5,317 78.75%
23 Pell City 13,353 10,476 78.45%
24 Spanish Fort 10,377 8,113 78.18%
25 Attalla 5,829 4,498 77.17%
26 Muscle Shoals 16,670 12,850 77.08%
27 Foley 22,330 17,196 77.01%
28 Oneonta 6,943 5,329 76.75%
29 Boaz 10,847 8,295 76.47%
30 Daphne 28,673 21,810 76.06%
31 Oxford 22,063 16,111 73.02%
32 Homewood 27,697 20,038 72.35%
33 Fort Payne 14,886 10,615 71.31%
34 Helena 21,452 15,243 71.06%
35 Florence 41,231 29,280 71.01%
36 Tuscumbia 9,084 6,408 70.54%
37 Clanton 8,862 6,239 70.4%
38 Leeds 12,221 8,594 70.32%
39 Alabaster 33,633 23,529 69.96%
40 Gardendale 16,110 11,098 68.89%
41 Athens 27,474 18,797 68.42%
42 Sheffield 9,334 6,318 67.69%
43 Prattville 38,850 26,216 67.48%
44 Brewton 5,232 3,524 67.35%
45 Madison 58,335 39,279 67.33%
46 Hoover 92,401 62,183 67.3%
47 Jacksonville 14,345 9,518 66.35%
48 Northport 30,991 20,527 66.24%
49 Andalusia 8,841 5,851 66.18%
50 Auburn 78,738 51,769 65.75%
51 Pelham 24,510 16,004 65.3%
52 Millbrook 16,923 10,947 64.69%
53 Lincoln 7,135 4,606 64.56%
54 Wetumpka 7,182 4,608 64.16%
55 Albertville 22,584 14,431 63.9%
56 Sylacauga 12,388 7,893 63.71%
57 Montevallo 7,429 4,700 63.27%
58 Pike Road 10,103 6,232 61.68%
59 Irondale 13,462 8,241 61.22%
60 Enterprise 28,990 17,730 61.16%
61 Smiths Station 5,443 3,266 60.0%
62 Ozark 14,348 8,183 57.03%
63 Calera 17,188 9,769 56.84%
64 Decatur 57,760 32,770 56.73%
65 Valley 10,406 5,841 56.13%
66 Huntsville 218,814 122,705 56.08%
67 Dothan 71,118 39,121 55.01%
68 Alexander City 14,686 8,039 54.74%
69 Roanoke 5,332 2,912 54.61%
70 Clay 10,288 5,456 53.03%
71 Bay Minette 8,215 4,227 51.45%
72 Troy 17,733 9,109 51.37%
73 Fultondale 9,753 4,969 50.95%
74 Opelika 31,944 16,069 50.3%
75 Gadsden 33,617 16,753 49.83%
76 Demopolis 7,010 3,355 47.86%
77 Tuscaloosa 107,699 51,413 47.74%
78 Russellville 10,783 5,110 47.39%
79 Hueytown 16,541 7,638 46.18%
80 Eufaula 12,664 5,481 43.28%
81 Anniston 21,377 9,146 42.78%
82 Phenix City 38,477 16,024 41.65%
83 Atmore 8,389 3,390 40.41%
84 Talladega 15,041 5,949 39.55%
85 Mobile 185,097 72,599 39.22%
86 Chickasaw 6,367 2,430 38.17%
87 Pinson 7,851 2,946 37.52%
88 Monroeville 5,875 2,016 34.31%
89 Tarrant 6,014 1,992 33.12%
90 Greenville 7,229 2,276 31.48%
91 Pleasant Grove 9,502 2,788 29.34%
92 Montgomery 198,440 52,709 26.56%
93 Birmingham 199,322 48,249 24.21%
94 Bessemer 25,655 4,753 18.53%
95 Lanett 6,854 1,220 17.8%
96 Center Point 16,125 2,797 17.35%
97 Selma 17,442 2,788 15.98%
98 Tuskegee 9,070 1,010 11.14%
99 Prichard 19,121 1,729 9.04%
100 Midfield 5,101 393 7.7%
About Chris Kolmar

Chris Kolmar has been in the real estate business for almost ten years now. He originally worked for Movoto Real Estate as the director of marketing before founding HomeSnacks.

He believes the key to finding the right place to live comes down to looking at the data, reading about things to do, and, most importantly, checking it out yourself before you move.

If you've been looking for a place to live in the past several years, you've probably stumbled upon his writing already.

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