The fourth district encompasses the counties of Franklin,
Marion, Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Winston, Cullman, Blount,
Marshall, Etowah, and DeKalb. It also includes parts of Morgan
and Pickens Counties, as well as parts of the Decatur
Metropolitan Area, and the Huntsville-Decatur Combined
Statistical Area.
Alabama's 4th Congressional district is a collection of smaller
towns to mid-major cities north of Birmingham, the largest being
Decatur and Gadsden. Other cities in the district include
Cullman, Jasper, Russellville, Fort Payne, and Albertville.
Stretching right across the state and crossing the Appalachian
ranges, this district covers lightly populated rural areas. Only the
southeastern portions of Decatur, the areas of Point Mallard,
Burningtree Mountain, and Flint, are within the 4th Congressional
District.
This area of northern Alabama faces the same economic
challenges of much of the state - the most prominent being the
loss of jobs in areas like textiles or manufacturing to
international competitors. Fort Payne - the self-proclaimed sock
capital of the world - in particular has drawn political attention to
its 150 sock factories which face strong competition from China
and India. This district also has a large amount of military
veterans.
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Marion, Lamar, Fayette, Walker, Winston, Cullman, Blount,
Marshall, Etowah, and DeKalb. It also includes parts of Morgan
and Pickens Counties, as well as parts of the Decatur
Metropolitan Area, and the Huntsville-Decatur Combined
Statistical Area.
Alabama's 4th Congressional district is a collection of smaller
towns to mid-major cities north of Birmingham, the largest being
Decatur and Gadsden. Other cities in the district include
Cullman, Jasper, Russellville, Fort Payne, and Albertville.
Stretching right across the state and crossing the Appalachian
ranges, this district covers lightly populated rural areas. Only the
southeastern portions of Decatur, the areas of Point Mallard,
Burningtree Mountain, and Flint, are within the 4th Congressional
District.
This area of northern Alabama faces the same economic
challenges of much of the state - the most prominent being the
loss of jobs in areas like textiles or manufacturing to
international competitors. Fort Payne - the self-proclaimed sock
capital of the world - in particular has drawn political attention to
its 150 sock factories which face strong competition from China
and India. This district also has a large amount of military
veterans.
-source, Wikipedia
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| Greg Warren For Congress Democratic Candidate for Alabama's Fourth Congressional District |
