Cullman

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Cullman is a small city in north-central Alabama known for its German heritage, historic downtown, and proximity to Smith Lake.

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Cullman, Alabama 7
Cullman canonical 2
Cullman, Alabama, United States 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
country United States
county Cullman County
foundedBy John G. Cullmann
hasAreaCode 256
938
hasClimate humid subtropical climate
hasCulturalAttraction German-themed festivals
historic downtown district
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
manufacturing
retail trade
hasEducationalInstitution Wallace State Community College (nearby in Hanceville)
hasHeritage German
hasNearbyBodyOfWater Lewis Smith Lake
hasPopulation about 20,000 (approximate, 2020s)
hasTransportation served by Interstate 65
hasZIPCode 35055
35057
35058
isCountySeatOf Cullman County
knownFor German heritage
historic downtown
proximity to Smith Lake
locatedIn Cullman County, Alabama
locatedInRegion north-central Alabama
linked to: Northern Alabama
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
namedAfter John G. Cullmann
partOf Birmingham–Hoover–Cullman combined statistical area
state Alabama

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Alabama containsCity Cullman
Ave Maria Grotto location Cullman, Alabama
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Ave Maria Grotto city Cullman
Northern Alabama hasMajorCity Cullman, Alabama
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Lewis Smith Lake locatedNear Cullman, Alabama
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Channing Tatum placeOfBirth Cullman, Alabama, United States
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Cullman County, Alabama capital Cullman, Alabama
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Cullman County, Alabama countySeat Cullman, Alabama
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Cullman County, Alabama hasCity Cullman, Alabama
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U.S. Route 278 passesThrough Cullman, Alabama
linked to: Cullman