12th Street North

12th Street North is a north-south street on the western end of downtown Birmingham's business district. It begins at 1st Avenue North and continues to 10th Court North, just short of the I-59/20 junction with I-65 ("Malfunction Junction").

Another section picks up at 12th Avenue North in Fountain Heights and is interrupted by Fountain Heights Park before ending at 15th Court North. Another section emerges between the Finley Yard and Finley Avenue, but is discontinuous across Finley Boulevard.

Notable locations

For an alphabetical list of locations, see the 12th Street North category.

• 1st Avenue North intersection (U. S. Highway 11)
  • West side
    • 110: Pack Health / Omega Realty Group (2018-), former location of Entrepreneurial Center (-2007), Gallet & Associates (2007-2009), Terracon (2009-2017)
  • East side
    • 113: Tillman-Levenson building (built 1960), former location of Tillman-Levenson (1960-), proposed culinary incubator
    • 131: bDot Architecture
• 2nd Avenue North intersection
  • West side
    • 200: R. W. McNair Inc.
  • East side
    • 201: Phenix Supply Co.
    • 221: Independent Medical Equipment
• 3rd Avenue North intersection
  • West side
    • 300: Credit Finance Inc.
    • 320: Biomat USA plasma donation center
  • East side
    • 301: Paper Plus
    • 321: Hornsby Tire Distributors
• 4th Avenue North intersection
  • former location of 16th Street Baptist Church (1870s)
  • West side
    • parking lot
  • East side
    • 401: America's First Federal Credit Union
• 5th Avenue North intersection
  • West side
    • 500: Alabama Jack Co./Beerman Precision
    • 512: Brooks Welding
    • 520: IT Warehouse
  • East side
    • parking lot
• 6th Avenue North intersection
  • West side
    • parking lot
  • East side
    • 601: Alabama Power Distribution Building (built 1927 as the Birmingham Electric Company distribution building)
• 7th Avenue North intersection (west only)
• Abraham Woods Jr Boulevard intersection
  • West side
    • 800: Alabama School of Fine Arts, Dorothy Jemison Day Theater (2012-), former location of A. O. Lane residence (built 1887), later used as "Elks' Home" for Elks Lodge No. 12
    • 802: School of Nail Technology
  • East side
    • 801: Birmingham Social Security Administration Center parking deck
• 9th Avenue North intersection
• 10th Avenue North intersection
• 10th Court North intersection (street ends)

Fountain Heights

• 1325: former location of Martin Elementary School (1901-1964)

Acipco-Finley

• 2500: Faith Outreach Tabernacle