Whitesboro, AL

Whitesboro is an unincorporated census-designated place in Etowah County, spread across a broad rural area of northeastern Alabama. The community sits within the county's Mountainboro division, while Gadsden is the county seat and the larger local reference point. Etowah County government covers the services that an incorporated town would handle for itself, and Whitesboro Elementary is the clearest civic institution in the place. The school sits on Leeth Gap Road and serves the surrounding community through the Etowah County school system. Local place-name history traces Whitesboro to Steve White, who settled in the area in the late 1800s. There is no separate city hall or municipal boundary to organize the map; Whitesboro is a county community known by its school, roads, and long-standing name. It is a rural Alabama address with a clear Etowah County connection.