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Spanish explorers are believed to have arrived at Mobile Bay in 1519,
and the territory was visited in 1540 by the explorer Hernando de Soto. The
first permanent European settlement in Alabama was founded by the French at
Fort Louis de la Mobile in 1702. The British gained control of the area in
1763 by the Treaty of Paris but had to cede almost all the Alabama region to
the U.S. and Spain after the American Revolution. The Confederacy was
founded at Montgomery in Feb. 1861, and, for a time, the city was the
Confederate capital.
Alabama Capital City:
Montgomery
Alabama Capitol Tour
Alabama: Official
State of Alabama Web site
Alabama Ringtones - Download
Complimentary Alabama ringtones Instantly.
Admission to Statehood:
Click for Date & List
Airports:
Airports Map •
Airport Links
Amtrak:
Amtrak South
Area: Area of Alabama 52,423 sq.mi, 30th Land 50,750 sq. mi., 28th Water 1673
sq.mi., 23rd Coastline 53 mi., 17th Shoreline 607 mi., 19th
Area Codes:
Alabama
Biographies:
Famous People from Alabama
Bird:
Yellowhammer
Border States: Regional List •
Florida •
Georgia •
Mississippi •
Tennessee
Chambers of Commerce:
Alabama
Climate:
Alabama
Community Pages: Alabama
Cities,Towns, Communities List
Constitution:
22nd State
County Profile:
County Map
Alabama 67 Counties
Current Events:
Alabama News Headlines
Courts: Judicial System
Department of: Education •
Certification
• Alabama College System
System of academic college education, technical education, customized
business and industry training, workforce development and adult education
for all Alabamians.
Alabama State University
Montgomery Driving:
DPS
Economy: Agriculture: Poultry and eggs, cattle, nursery stock, peanuts, cotton, vegetables, milk, soybeans.
Industry: Paper, lumber and wood products, mining, rubber and plastic products, transportation equipment, apparel.
Facts & Trivia: USA States List
Flag: Alabama (AL) Flower:
Camellia Cyndi's List •
Historical
Societies Geographic Center: Chilton, 12 miles southwest of
Clanton
Geology Maps:
Alabama
Ghost Towns:
Ghost Towns Governor: Office of
Governor
Highest Point:
Cheaha
Mountain; 2,407 feet, 35th
• The Creek Indians named it Cheaha meaning "high place" -- an appropriate name,
as Cheaha Mountain in Lineville, Alabama is the highest point in Alabama, at
2,407 feet above sea level. Visitors can overlook the vally from the park's
restaurant. Highways:
Alabama Highways
History: History Timeline
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Historical • Civil
War • Alabama Heritage
• Alabama
Department of Archives and History
Hotels, Motels & Inns:
Kids Corner:
State of
Alabama Kids Site
Library: Alabama
License Plates:
Alabama
Lottery: None Lowest Point: Gulf of Mexico; Sea level, 3rd
Major Rivers: - Tombigbee
River, Alabama River, Tennessee River, Chattahoochee River
Maps:
Major Lakes: -Guntersville Lake, Wilson Lake,
Martin Lake, West Point Lake, Lewis Smith Lake Media: Radio
TV
Motto: Audemus jura nostra defendere We Dare Defend Our Rights
Museums:
The Virtual Library
Name: Alabama Means "tribal town" in the Creek Indian language National Forest:
Alabama
Native Americans:
Tribes and Villages of Alabama
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Population:
Quick facts
4,447,100; 23rd, 12/00
Representatives: Alabama House:
Members •
Alabama Senate:
Members • US
House: 110th
Congress • US Senate:
110th Congress
Real Estate: Every Alabama City,
Town & Community
Road Side America:
Alabama
School Directory:
Alabama Soil:
Alabama - Bama
Song: Alabama
USA State Song List
Sports: Alabama Teams
State Parks:
Alabama
State Quarters:
Alabama
Symbols:
Alabama Emblems, Symbols & Honors
State
Tourism: Office
Travel:
Alabama Travel
Tree:
Southern
Longleaf Pine
USPS Abbreviations: Official:
Veteran Affairs: Alabama VA
Visitor Guides
Alabama Wonder
Full
Official visitors and vacation guide by the Alabama Bureau of Tourism and
Travel.
Weather:
Montgomery, Maxwell AFB
White Pages: AnyWho.com Over 90 million people listings, businesses, emails, & reverse
telephone listings.
Yellow Pages: Yellow Pages.com
Zip Codes:
Alabama Zoo: Birmingham Zoo
Great Books About Alabama
Alabama Off Beaten Path.
Tired of the same old tourist traps? Whether you’re a visitor or a local looking for something different, let Alabama Off the Beaten Path show you the Alabama you never knew existed. Go spelunking and discover stalagmitic formations at Cathedral Caverns. Take a walk through history at Fort Morgan then hop the Mobile Bay Ferry for Fort Gaines
Alabama: History pf a Deep South State.
Once the home of aboriginal inhabitants, Alabama was claimed and occupied by European nations, later to become a permanent part of the United States. A cotton and slave state for more than half of the 19th century, Alabama declared its independence and joined another nation
Alabama Off Shore Fishing.
You can catch hard-fighting, delicious-eating fish on the Alabama Gulf Coast year-round. All you need to know is where to fish, how to fish, what baits, lures and fishing tackle to use, and what time of year you’re most likely to catch the fish of your dreams.
Alabama What to Wear.
True, it was a nice shirt, a gift from a friend, and still brand new. But even Will said, "I saw that and knew immediately if I wore that... it would be inviting trouble all day. But I hated that my friend - a white man - had bought it new for me at the Union's Convention... and that it was going unworn."
Dead Towns of Alabama.
An easy-to-use reference work documents the many long-vanished towns, forts, settlements, and former state capitals that were once thriving communities of Alabama.
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