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Arab sits atop Brindlee Mountain in Northeast Alabama, about thirty miles south of Huntsville. The city is mostly in Marshall County, with a small portion extending into Cullman County.
The first house on Arab land was built in 1857, and the city incorporated on December 10, 1892.
Arab is an Alabama Community of Excellence, a designation it has used to invest in its parks and downtown while preserving the city's identity. Arab City Park includes a Historic Village featuring Smith's Country Store.
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Arab City Schools serves the city through Arab Primary (Pre-K–2), Arab Elementary (3–5), Arab Junior High (6–8) and Arab High (9–12). Some nearby areas are served by Marshall County Schools, including Brindlee Mountain Elementary, so confirm the assigned school for a specific address with the district.
What county is Arab in?
Arab is mostly in Marshall County, with a small portion in Cullman County.
How far is Arab from Huntsville?
Arab is about thirty miles south of Huntsville.
Which school district serves Arab?
Arab City Schools serves the city. Some nearby areas are served by Marshall County Schools.
When was Arab incorporated?
Arab was incorporated on December 10, 1892.
Where is Arab City Hall?
Arab City Hall is at 740 North Main Street, Arab, AL 35016.