Guntersville City
Guntersville City Hall is located at 341 Gunter Avenue, Guntersville, AL 35976.
Phone: 256‑571‑7560.
Neighborhoods
- Cherokee Hills
- Alexander
- Andrew Jackson Heights
- Ayers
- Bayshore Estates
- Big Spring Creek
- Bonds Pleasant Grove
- Brindlee Mountain Estates
- Browns Creek
- Buck Island Shores
- Carlisle
- Cedar Cove
- Cedar Crest
- Cedar Mill
- Cha-la-kee Acres
- Chittom Wood
- Coles Hill
- Cowen
- Creekside Estates
- Deer Run
- Glen Haven
- Gunters Landing
- Guntersville Shores
- Heritage Woods
- Hickory Hills Estates
- Hideaway Acres
- Highland Creek
- Highland Estates
- Holiday Shores
- Hualapai Hills
- Hunters Ridge
- Indian Village
- Jordan Estates
- Kelly Cove
- Kirby Estates
- Lake Guntersville Estates
- Lake Shore
- Lakewood Manor
- Legacy Pointe
- Lindsey
- Luther Park
- Meadow Wood
- Montdale
- Mountain Crest
- Old Town
- Patterson Estates
- Pine Acres
- Pine Island
- Pleasant Hill Estates
- Point of Pines
- Ridgefield
- Riverbend
- Rivercrest
- Riverpointe
- Rutledge Heights
- Savannah Place
- Shoreline
- Signal Point
- Simmons Heights
- Spindletop Estates
- Spring Creek
- Stadium Heights
- Star Point
- Stoney Mountain Estates
- The Lodge Condos
- Timberwalk
- Webb Mountain Estates
- Willow Lake
- Woodmont
Location: North East Alabama along the banks of the Tennessee River, 90 miles north of Birmingham, 150 miles south of Nashville, 40 miles south east of Huntsville and 150 miles north west of Atlanta.
In 1939 the Tennessee Valley Authority completed the Guntersville Dam and its reservoir, filled with water and made Guntersville a peninsula city. Guntersville itself is an exciting, thriving community. The scenery is breathtaking, and with its 69,700-acre lake every weekend is a vacation. [www.marshallco.org, accessed October, 2011]
Guntersville was designated the county seat of Marshall County in 1848.
Nearby Towns: Albertville City •