Humati

Humati was an Indigenous town recorded during Hernando de Soto's passage through the Alabama interior in 1540. The expedition camped beside a river with Humati on the opposite bank, after leaving Casiste and before reaching the domain of the chief Tuskaloosa. The Spanish account gives only a glimpse of the town, yet places it among the communities that occupied the river valleys long before the expedition made its violent journey through the Southeast.

The later city of Montgomery lies nearby.