

Located on the northeastern shoulder of the Mobile-Tensaw deltas, north Baldwin County is an outdoor-sportsman’s Mecca, home of the World Champion Bowfin Tournament and the 1999 Alabama B.A.S.S. Federation State Championship. Here fishermen can launch from multiple river and delta landings located north of Interstate 10.
While fishing is supreme, nature enthusiasts can enjoy many other forms of recreation, including but not limited to bird watching, boating or other water sports, and a variety of hunting. North Baldwin County’s natural resources are steeped in historical significance and beauty. Several nature preserves offer wildlife admirers and hunters the opportunity to enjoy their passions and test their skills.
Bay Minette, Alabama is the county seat and the economic hub of north Baldwin County. Bay Minette is ideally situated approximately 35 miles northeast of Mobile, AL; 45 miles north of Gulfshores, AL; 40 miles northwest of Pensacola, FL; 75 miles northeast of Biloxi, MS; and 120 miles northeast of New Orleans, LA.; consequently, residents and visitors enjoy small-town living, with easy access to big-city entertainment in little more than an hour’s drive.

North Baldwin County and its economic hub, Bay Minette, AL, are experiencing economic growth and development opportunities unrivaled by the past. There is a 2010 committee, composed of local business leaders and officials who are planning and executing a “smart growth” plan to welcome new residents and industry to the area. The infrastructure of north Baldwin County and Bay Minette is continuously developing and improving. The North Baldwin Infirmary, the Bay Minette City Municipal Airport, North Baldwin Utilities and the County Government and Courthouse are involved in strategic growth plans that reach to 2016.
So, if county living with big-city access is for you, contact the North Baldwin Chamber of Commerce and we will happily assist you in relocating your home or business.