ABOUT TUSCALOOSA

The City of Tuscaloosa is located in West Alabama on the Black Warrior River, 57 miles southwest of Birmingham. Tuscaloosa is the county seat of 1,340 square mile Tuscaloosa County, which also includes the municipalities of Northport and Brookwood. The City's 77,906 inhabitants (2000) represent over half of Tuscaloosa County's 164,875 population. The home of the University of Alabama, Stillman College, Shelton State Community College, and several large hospitals, Tuscaloosa looms large in the educational and institutional infrastructure of Alabama. Its diversified industrial base is anchored by the 1,900 employee Mercedes-Benz M-Class SUV assembly plant which commenced production in 1997. The plant had already undergone two 40 million expansion when, in August 2000, Mercedes-Benz announced a $600 million project to double the plant's size and production capacity by the year 2004, employing an additional 2,000 workers. When the expansion is completed, the plant will have a capacity of approximately 160,000 units per year.

Below are links to some of Tuscaloosa's winning attractions.

The Bama Belle
Located on Tuscaloosa's Black Warrior River, The Bama Belle provides an exquisite setting for sightseeing and dinner cruises.
Children's Hands-On Museum
Children's museum in downtown Tuscaloosa.
Kentuck Art Center
Nurturing our Southern folk art roots while showcasing emerging American craft artists in downtown Northport.
CityFest & Weindorf
Annual event with music and lots of fun things to do.
Historic Tuscaloosa
Tour Tuscaloosa's historic homes courtesy of the Tuscaloosa County Preservation Society.
Mercedes-Benz US International
Museum and tour of Mercedes plant.
PARA - Tuscaloosa County Park and Recreation Authority
Lists parks and activities.
Tuscaloosa Convention and Visitors Bureau
Information about attractions, events, tours, and lodging.
Tuscaloosa Vacation Attractions
Tuscaloosa vacation information from InUSA.com.
University of Alabama Museums
Travel through time at Moundville Archaeological Park, the Alabama Museum of Natural History, Gorgas House, or the Paul W. Bryant Museum.
West Alabama Places of Interest
Places to see in Tuscaloosa and West Alabama.
The West Alabama State Fair
Join the fun at this annual event in Tuscaloosa.
 
 
 
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