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| | Tallapoosa County, Alabama |
 | | Tallapoosa county was created by the Alabama legislature on December 18, 1832 from land acquired from the Creek Cession of March 24, 1832. |
 | | Tallapoosa had a 2000 census count of 41,475, reporting less than 3,000 additional residents in a 20 year time period. |
 | | Her land area is 718 square miles containing the towns of Alexander City, Camp Hill, Daviston, East Tallassee, Goldville, Jackson's Gap, New Site, part of Tallassee and the county seat, Dadeville. |
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