World's Smallest
City Block
A tiny, triangular patch of land in downtown Dothan, recognized by Ripley's Believe It or Not! as the smallest of its kind.
A History of Mystery
Once housed a 1920s snack shop and a two-story building with a gas station by 1931.
The reason for the building's demolition and the timeline for how it became this tiny triangle remain a local mystery, adding to its quirky charm.
X Marks the Spot
Located at the convergence of N. Appletree, N. College, and E. Troy Streets.
- Behind Dothan City Civic Center
- 24/7 Outdoor Access
Small but Famous
Officially recognized by Ripley's Believe It or Not! in 1964 and certified by the World Record Academy. Today, the median features a granite monument, a stop sign, and a street sign—a perfect, quirky photo opportunity.
"A tiny triangular median that holds a big world record."
Record Set
Ripley's (1964)
Current Features
Proof that you don't have to be big to be a landmark. A charming slice of Dothan history.