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Alabama - Wikipedia
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Alabama.gov | The Official Website of the State of Alabama
Alabama.gov is one of the best government sites in the nation. Discover our many awards and recognitions. Copyright 2020 Alabama.gov. Terms of Use. Privacy Policy.
The University of Alabama
Across 30 institutes and centers, faculty and students take on problems that matter to Alabama and the nation: water resources, transportation, rural health care and AI.
Sweet Home Alabama | Alabama Travel
Alabama vacations offer everything from culinary contentment to outdoor adventure to city elation. Spend days on the beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, explore man-made and natural splendors alike, recharge as you hike awe-inspiring forest trails, and even eat your way through Birmingham.
Alabama | Flag, Facts, Maps, History, Capital, Cities, & Attractions ...
Alabama, the 22nd state admitted to the union in 1819, is located in the southeastern United States. It is bordered to the north by Tennessee, to the east by Georgia, and to the west by Mississippi.
Alabama Maps & Facts - World Atlas
The State of Alabama is located in the South-Eastern region of the United States. Alabama is bordered by the state of Georgia in the east; by Mississippi in the west; by Tennessee in the north; and by Florida and the Gulf of Mexico in the south.
The Official Website of The Alabama Band
ALABAMA is the band that changed everything. They reeled off 21 straight #1 singles, a record that will probably never be equaled in any genre.
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Alabama's Official Travel Guide
Alabama's travel guide, information for your next Alabama vacation.
What is Alabama Known For? 25 Things AL is Famous For
Alabama is known for its history, especially its role in the Civil Rights Movement, along with its strong Southern culture, college football, and food. Places like the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma and the Civil Rights Memorial in Montgomery are some of the most well-known sites in the state.
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