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Haleyville Population: 4,168

Total Males: 1,814
Total Females: 2,354
Median Household Income: $19,980
Total Households: 1,861

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Brief Information About Haleyville

Haleyville is a city spread over the Winston and Marion counties in the state of Alabama. It is situated at an elevation of 940 feet, and it has a total land area of 7.42 square miles.

The major industries here are metal fabrication and welding, suppliers to manufactured housing, cabinet manufacturing, bedding, assembly of hot tubs and whirlpool, wire components, swimming pool construction, furniture manufacturing, sleeping bags, wholesale synthetic flowers, flat bed trailers, casual outdoor furniture, wood doors, wholesale lumber, wood trusses, pallets and crates, wood preserving and treating, draperies, wholesale, lumber and automotive engines & engine components. Lakeland Community Hospital is the closest, present on Highway 195E. Posey Field Airport is the local airport. The cost of living here is 16.70% lower than the country average, making living here significantly cheaper.

The town gets 61 inches of rain annually. The number of days in a year with measurable precipitation is 107. Snowfall is about 2 inches annually.

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