Populated Places per the US Geological Survey
Click on the Town name to go to the USGS site for that town - includes maps
| Town | Other Information |
| Bradleyton | |
| Brantley | |
| Bullock | |
| Carmen | |
| Centenary | |
| Center Ridge | |
| Cherokee Village | |
| Clearview | |
| Danielsville | |
| Dozier | |
| Fullers Crossroads | |
| Garnersville | |
| Glenwood | |
| Helicon | |
| Highland Home | |
| Honoraville | |
| Ivy Creek | |
| Joquin | |
| Lapine | |
| Leon | |
| Live Oak | |
| Luverne, County Seat | History; County Seat Crenshaw County Clerk P.O. Box 227 Luverne, AL 36049-0227 (334) 335-6569 |
| Magnolia Shores | |
| Merrill Mill | |
| Moodys Crossroads | |
| Mulberry | |
| New Hope | |
| Panola | |
| Patsburg | |
| Peacock (historical) | |
| Petrey | The town of Petrey was named after a man, who owned a large cotton plantation. The railroad wanted to use some of his land, and he agreed. The railroad company named the town after him. The 2000 Census showed 63 people living in Petrey. |
| Robinson Crossroads | |
| Rutledge | First county seat; see History |
| Sardis | |
| Saville | |
| Searight | |
| Shirleys Crossroads | |
| Social Town | |
| Theba | |
| Vernledge | |
| Vidette | |
| Weed Crossroad |
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