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town of Black

Welcome to the town of Black

Black is located in south-central Geneva County in the extreme southeast part of the state. The town has the distinction of being one of only four towns in Alabama with circular town limits. Black is home to just over 200 residents. Students in Black attend Geneva County schools.

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