Do alligators live in northern Alabama?

Answer 1

Yes. Alligators in the US exist only in the southeastern states, in swamp habitats from Eastern Texas and Oklahoma to North and South Carolina, and especially in Louisiana, Florida, and the other states along the Gulf of Mexico.

Answer 2

No. Most alligators live in southern Louisiana and Florida. Smaller populations exist from eastern Texas and Oklahoma to North and South Carolina and Georgia. Alligators specifically occupy warm swamps and marshes.

Answer 3

Alligators are typically found in the southern United States, including states like Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. It is rare to find alligators in northern Alabama, as they prefer habitats with warmer temperatures and suitable wetland environments.

Answer 4

A 7 foot alligator was captured in Sylvan Springs, AL, which was to be released in a nearby lake so they do live in central Alabama, approaching on the north. See related link.

Answer 5

The only part of the United States you can find An American Crocodile in the wild is in Florida. American Alligators are found throughout the SE US.