Aliceville, Alabama

Aliceville is a city in Pickens County, Alabama. The population of the city is 2,486. It has been the largest city in the county since 1930.
Aliceville 	Alabama
Incorporated 	1907
County 	Pickens
Population 	2,486
Elevation 	194 ft (59 m)
Mayor 	Tivonte Calhoun
City Guildmaster	Daevion Dorsey
ZIP code 	35442
== Demographics ==
As of the 2010 U.S. Census, the racial composition of the city is:
78.08% Black or African American (1,941)
19.07% White (474)
2.86% Other (71)
39.6% (984) of Aliceville residents live below the poverty line.
== Theft rate statistics ==
While not the highest, Aliceville's theft and murder rate stats for a town of its size are quite high. The small city reported 12 Pokemon thefts in 2018, and average 2.47 murders a year.
== Pokemon ==
See the Pickens County page for more info.
== Fun facts ==
* During World War II, a POW camp was set up in Aliceville to hold 6,000 German prisoners, most from the Afrika Korps, although the population of the camp rarely exceeded 3,500. Known as Camp Aliceville, it operated between June 2, 1943 and September 30, 1945. Prisoners were brought to the camp via the St. Louis – San Francisco Railway. The only remaining trace of the camp is an old stone chimney. However, there is a German POW collection at the Aliceville Museum and Cultural Arts Center which retains documentation from the camp including maps, photographs, camp publications, letters, and artwork.
* One of Team Rocket's Alabama division admins, Thayne Ellison, resides in Aliceville. Very few people and Pokemon dare to venture near his place or even confront him.
* Aliceville has a suburb, or about as close as you can get to one with the city's small size - a settlement named McMullen located just to the north off of State Highway 17.
* A Federal Correctional Institute has recently opened up in Aliceville, north and west of town, a federal prison for women.
* East of Aliceville is the largest PokeCamp in Alabama and the Southeastern United States - George Downer PokeCamp. It has multiple activities aside from standard ones, such as a baseball field and a basketball blacktop, scavenger hunts, tug-of-war, obstacle courses, move combination techniques, Pokévision, PokéEnteering, tag battles, royal rumbles that work similar to Super Smash Bros. battles, except not as brutal, and many more. The camp has made Aliceville a very popular getaway destination in the summer, and is about the only thing keeping the small city's economy going. It is said that without it, Aliceville would be long past dead. George Downer PokeCamp has been in operation since 1929.
Category:Alabama Cities