Editing Alabama, New York (section)

==Communities and locations in the Town of Alabama==
[[Image:U.S. Post Office Basom NY Nov 10.JPG|thumb|left|250px|United States Post Office in Basom in November 2010]]
* Alabama (or Alabama Center) &ndash; The [[Administrative divisions of New York#Hamlet|hamlet]] of Alabama is centered on the crossroad of Routes [[New York State Route 63|63]] and [[New York State Route 77|77]], where there is a restaurant on one corner and a small market on another.
* Basom &ndash; This hamlet is on NY-77 where Bloomingdale Road runs off to the west. This community had a railroad station at one time.  It was named after an Alabama town supervisor.
* Indian Falls (formerly "Tonawanda Falls") &ndash; A hamlet at the south town line on NY-77. [[Tonawanda Creek]] flows through the community and has a spectacular waterfall. Above the falls are rapids which were a source of water power in the early days of the community.
* [[Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge]] &ndash; A federal refuge is partly in the northern part of the town.
* Meadeville &ndash; A hamlet inside the Tonawanda Wildlife Management Area, located on Meadeville Road, south of NY-77.
* [[Oak Orchard Wildlife Management Area]] - A conservation area partially in the northern part of the town.
* South Alabama &ndash; A hamlet on NY-63, near the [[Oakfield (town), New York|Oakfield]] border and south of Wheatville.  The community was formerly called "Smithville."
* [[Tonawanda Reservation]] of the [[Seneca tribe]] - A part of the reservation is inside the west border of the town.  Bloomingdale Road passes through the reservation, connecting Basom and [[Akron, New York|Akron]].
* [[Tonawanda Wildlife Management Area]] &ndash; A New York state conservation area, partially in the northern part of the town.
* The Alabama Hotel, located at the intersection of 63 and 77, where Spiro Agnew was quoted as saying, after stopping during a campaign swing in 1968, "Really fine wings they have.... really fine"
* West Alabama &ndash; A former hamlet, now a location in the northwest corner of the town on NY-77.
* Wheatville &ndash; A hamlet east of Alabama hamlet by the intersection of Knowlesville and Lockport Roads.
* Wheatville Station &ndash; A location south of South Alabama.
* White Memorial Game Farm &ndash; A former game farm located south of Alabama hamlet on NY-77. Used primarily for raising pheasants, it has been given over to other recreational use.