County_Map_DHR_locations_Site_Visit_Order_by_day.pdf

This image is a detailed map of Alabama showing all 67 counties, with each county labeled and numbered with what appears to be a color-coded index or classification system ranging from 1-12. The map is black and white with blue numerical annotations on each county, showing a systematic categorization that might relate to regional divisions, service areas, or administrative zones for a potential government agency or contract opportunity. The map includes county boundaries, county names, and covers the entire state of Alabama, with counties ranging from northern counties like Limestone and Madison to southern counties like Mobile and Baldwin. The map is credited to SunCatcherStudio.com at the bottom of the image.

The numerical annotations suggest a strategic mapping of counties, potentially for site visits, service distribution, or organizational planning purposes. The numbers vary across counties, with some counties sharing the same numerical designation (such as multiple counties labeled with 2, 3, 5, 6, etc.), which could indicate grouping for administrative, logistical, or contractual purposes related to a state or local government initiative.