Welcome to Alamo TN
The Heart of Crockett County
Crockett County is a thriving and growing county in the State of Tennessee and the Mid-South region.
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About Alamo
In 1847, Alamo, TN was known as Cageville. Cageville's first merchant serves as its namesake, Licurgus Cage. By 1845 the town had been laid out and in 1869 Alamo replaced Cageville as a memorial to Davy Crockett, and those who died at the Battle of the Alamo. Alamo was incorporated in 1911.
Alamo is located 3 miles off of Highway 412 in Crockett County, TN. Alamo has a great Pre-K through 6th grade elementary school, wonderful churches, and an atmosphere of raising strong, healthy families. Alamo is in the heart of West TN and a great place to live.
While Alamo has its share of small southern town charm, its proximity to Jackson, Dyersburg, Memphis and Nashville makes Alamo a great choice to call home. Alamo is a small town of approximately 2,460 residents. Alamo has been called the boutique of the mid-south, due to the many boutiques located here.
The coordinates for Alamo are 35° 47'3" N by 89° 6'57" W and consist of 2.2 square miles of all land with an average population of 2,460.
Alamo is located 3 miles off of Highway 412 in Crockett County, TN. Alamo has a great Pre-K through 6th grade elementary school, wonderful churches, and an atmosphere of raising strong, healthy families. Alamo is in the heart of West TN and a great place to live.
While Alamo has its share of small southern town charm, its proximity to Jackson, Dyersburg, Memphis and Nashville makes Alamo a great choice to call home. Alamo is a small town of approximately 2,460 residents. Alamo has been called the boutique of the mid-south, due to the many boutiques located here.
The coordinates for Alamo are 35° 47'3" N by 89° 6'57" W and consist of 2.2 square miles of all land with an average population of 2,460.