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Maps of Alabama provide information on the different cities and land features in the state of Alabama. Check out our interactive maps of Alabama.

Birmingham

Birmingham

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Huntsville

Huntsville

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Mobile

Mobile

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Montgomery

Montgomery

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Tuscaloosa

Tuscaloosa

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Capital Montgomery
Area 51,705 sq mi
133,915 sq km
Population
(2000 census)		 4,447,100
Major Cities
(2000 census)		 Birmingham (242,820), Montgomery (201,568),
Mobile (198,915), Huntsville (158,216),
Tuscaloosa (77,906)
Major Rivers Mobile, Alabama, Tombigbee, Tennessee, Coosa, Tallapoosa, Black Warrior, Chattahoochee
Highest Point Cheaha Mtn.
2,405 feet
733 meters
Industry paper products, lumber and wood products, chemicals, textiles, mining, food products, clothing
Agriculture chickens, beef cattle, greenhouse and nursery products, eggs, milk, peanuts, cotton, vegetables, soybeans
Minerals and Resources forests, coal, natural gas, petroleum, crushed stone, limestone

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Geography of Alabama

Alabama, one of the southeastern states of the United States. Productive farms, modern factories, and an abundant supply of water, minerals, and forests have made it one of the South's most economically progressive states.

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History of Alabama

Archeological findings indicate that Indians inhabited parts of Alabama as early as 6000 B.C.

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