The population of Steele City is 1,133 people, making it the 294th most populated city in Alabama. Nearby towns include New Brockton and Notasulga, each with 1,127 people. The most common racial or ethnic group in Steele City is White, followed by Hispanic and Two or More, respectively. The median household income in Steele is $60408, with 17.7% of the population living in poverty. The average age of residents is 36.3 years.
The village of Steele City is located in Jefferson County, Nebraska. As of 2010, the population of Steele City was 61. The village hall is located at 204 West Main Street. The Little Blue River flows through Steele City, resulting in an agricultural town with many stores and businesses. Steele City was once home to a lime kiln, cheese factory, and pottery business.
There are many different neighborhoods within Steele City. The population of Steele Creek is concentrated in three different areas: the residential sections of South Tryon Street between Sugar Creek and Arrowood Road, and the residential sections on either side of Steele Creek. These three areas, combined, make up about one third of the city's population. In 2000, the population density in these areas was more than 1,1500 people per square mile.