Does the state of Alabama have a desert?

Answer 1

No.

Alabama is located in the Carolinian division of the Austral Zone. The second division consists of the Sonoran desert found in parts of CA, NV, AZ, UT, and other states plus N. Baja and Mexico. It's far too humid in AL to find the dry conditions needed to have "true" desert.

JJA

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Alabama isn't exactly known for its sandy dunes and cacti. It's more like sweet tea and College Football down there. So, no desert in Alabama, just some good ol' southern charm and humidity.

Answer 3

Not true! There are indeed deserts in Alaska. The largest, Great Kobuk Sand Dunes, is also a National Park. However, it is not a true desert.

Answer 4

Contrary to an earlier post: Yes, there are! The largest and most well known is The Great Kobuk Sand Dunes. Which is also a National Park.

Answer 5

There is a lot of desert in Arizona but no true desert in Alaska.

Answer 6

Arizona has desert, not Alaska.

Answer 7

There are no true deserts in Alaska.