Water tower with globe top painted to resemble a peach.

Big Peach Water Tower

On I-65 between Birmingham and Montgomery is an impressively large water tower resembling a peach. Chilton County is Alabama's peach central. Adjacent fruit stands and establishments like the Peach Tower Restaurant radiate a unified civic vitality.

Clanton's big peach is 120 feet tall, and holds 500,000 gallons of water -- but it ain't the biggest. The Peachoid in Gaffney, SC, is larger and double the volume.

Both were constructed by the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company: Gaffney's in 1980-81 and Clanton's in 1992.

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Big Peach Water Tower

Address:: 7th St. South, Clanton, AL
Directions:: Exit 212 off I-65.
Hours:: Gate closes at 5 pm. Local health policies may affect hours and access.
RA Rates:: Worth a Detour

Nearby Offbeat Places

Big Lighthouse Fountain, Clanton, AL - 7 mi.

Big Peach Statue, Clanton, AL - 7 mi.

Rock Igloo Prayer House, Calera, AL - 18 mi.

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Strange Domed Mini-Building, Prattville, AL - 34 mi.

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