Census ACS 2023 · 70 cities

Youngest Cities in Alabama

Age demographics shape everything from school enrollment to housing demand. Troy city is the youngest city in Alabama with a median age of 24.7. College towns, military communities, and fast-growing suburbs tend to have the youngest populations. Younger cities often have more families with children, growing school systems, and expanding housing markets. Compare median ages across all 70 major cities in Alabama.

Source: Census ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates

#	City	Median Age	Population	Median Income
1	Vestavia Hills city	42	38,704	$129,171
2	Valley city	31.8	10,406	$55,422
3	Tuscaloosa city	28.2	107,699	$48,536
4	Trussville city	40.9	26,182	$120,794
5	Troy city	24.7	17,733	$47,595
6	Tillmans Corner Cdp	36.4	17,678	$52,249
7	Talladega city	40	15,041	$46,820
8	Sylacauga city	36.4	12,388	$46,384
9	Spanish Fort city	37.3	10,377	$101,574
10	Selma city	39.4	17,442	$32,184
11	Scottsboro city	41.3	15,641	$52,949
12	Saraland city	43.9	16,304	$60,577
13	Saks Cdp	39.9	10,727	$50,529
14	Russellville city	33.9	10,783	$52,529
15	Rainbow City city	40.2	10,213	$59,659
16	Prichard city	37.4	19,121	$35,331
17	Prattville city	38	38,850	$79,396
18	Pike Road town	36.1	10,103	$121,687
19	Phenix City city	35.8	38,477	$49,715
20	Pell City city	40.2	13,353	$73,043
21	Pelham city	41.2	24,510	$91,904
22	Ozark city	41.9	14,348	$46,951
23	Oxford city	37.2	22,063	$70,065
24	Opelika city	40.2	31,944	$58,763
25	Northport city	36.2	30,991	$77,781
26	Muscle Shoals city	37.2	16,670	$70,927
27	Mountain Brook city	41.5	22,160	$191,128
28	Moody city	40.8	13,378	$86,389
29	Montgomery city	36.2	198,440	$55,687
30	Mobile city	37.7	185,097	$51,090
31	Millbrook city	36.2	16,923	$64,522
32	Meridianville Cdp	39.6	10,268	$93,030
33	McCalla Cdp	41.5	13,939	$83,782
34	Madison city	37.9	58,335	$131,436
35	Leeds city	40.1	12,221	$71,672
36	Jasper city	36.7	14,480	$66,250
37	Jacksonville city	26.9	14,345	$47,146
38	Irondale city	44	13,462	$71,240
39	Huntsville city	36.4	218,814	$70,778
40	Hueytown city	35.6	16,541	$62,362
41	Hoover city	38.3	92,401	$107,822
42	Homewood city	29.4	27,697	$108,386
43	Helena city	37.5	21,452	$109,590
44	Hartselle city	38.6	15,586	$67,863
45	Gulf Shores city	50.4	15,785	$73,873
46	Gardendale city	38.9	16,110	$81,215
47	Gadsden city	39.6	33,617	$38,699
48	Fort Payne city	39.3	14,886	$48,623
49	Foley city	53.3	22,330	$67,346
50	Florence city	35.1	41,231	$50,396
51	Fairhope city	47.1	23,360	$86,509
52	Eufaula city	36.6	12,664	$45,550
53	Enterprise city	36.1	28,990	$68,306
54	Dothan city	40.4	71,118	$55,052
55	Decatur city	40.4	57,760	$59,831
56	Daphne city	39.9	28,673	$86,479
57	Cullman city	41.1	18,894	$63,704
58	Clay city	40.4	10,288	$86,163
59	Chelsea city	38.2	15,731	$110,056
60	Center Point city	33.3	16,125	$52,401
61	Calera city	32.3	17,188	$82,441
62	Boaz city	34.1	10,847	$49,962
63	Birmingham city	35.9	199,322	$44,376
64	Bessemer city	42.8	25,655	$37,844
65	Auburn city	25.6	78,738	$56,123
66	Athens city	41.6	27,474	$65,000
67	Anniston city	43.5	21,377	$44,806
68	Alexander City city	42.8	14,686	$42,367
69	Albertville city	32.2	22,584	$57,103
70	Alabaster city	39.5	33,633	$90,163

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Frequently Asked Questions

Troy city is the #1 ranked city in Alabama by median age, with a value of 24.7 according to Census ACS 2023 data.

Alabama has 70 cities with 10,000+ population tracked in Census ACS 2023 data.

All data comes from the American Community Survey (ACS) 2023 5-Year estimates by the US Census Bureau.

Sources: US Census Bureau ACS 2023 5-Year Estimates

Data from the American Community Survey 2023 5-Year estimates. Covers cities with populations of 10,000 or more in Alabama.