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Alexander City, Alabama Cities of the United States: The South : Alabama Arkansas Delaware Florida Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma S (Cities of the United States Vol 1 the South) by Linda Schmittroth, 1994-03 United States Capitol Cities Fact Files Montgomery Alabama by Uscensus, 2010-01-09 Market analysis of the original city area of Tuscaloosa, Alabama (Research series report / Geography and Regional and Urban Planning Programs) by Neal G Lineback, 1980 Archaelogy and history at Sodom and Girard--Phenix City, Alabama (1RU233): Prepared for The City of Phenix City Riverfront Development Committee by Rita Folse Elliott, 1996 Birmingham: Geography and Climate: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Mobile: Geography and Climate: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Montgomery: Geography and Climate: An entry from Gale's <i>Cities of the United States</i> Egotopia: Narcissism and the New American Landscape by John Miller, 1999-05-04

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21. Legal Information And Homeschooling Support Groups In Alabama
    Unit Study State unit study designed to help children learn the geography and factual Community/EventInformation About.com sites to local alabama cities.  
    http://homeschooling.about.com/library/blsgal.htm

22. Atlas: Alabama
    alabama Profile More Geographic Information Country Profiles; Flags; World geography;World Stats and Facts. US State Profiles; 50 Largest US cities; US geography; US  
    http://www.factmonster.com/atlas/state/alabama.html

23. Alabama State Geography
    alabama State geography. Other related pages alabama State Quiz; alabama StateMap. Major cities Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa.  
    http://www.kidport.com/RefLib/UsaGeography/Facts/Alabama.htm
    
    Extractions: So you want to know about Alabama? Here are some highlights! Also check out the links to other sites about Alabama. Top of Page Population (1994): 4,219,000 (22nd in size) State size: 51,718 square miles (29th in size) State Capital: Montgomery (named after General Montgomery a hero in the Revolutionary war) Major cities: Birmingham, Huntsville, Mobile, Montgomery, Tuscaloosa Admission to union: The 22nd State Date entered the union: December 14, 1819 Origin of state name: Named after the indian tribe the Alibamu Nicknames: The Yellowhammer State, Heart of Dixie, and the Cotton State Bordering states: Florida, Georgia, Mississippi and Tennessee with Gulf of Mexico on the south State bird: Wild turkey State flower: Camellia State Tree: Southern Pine Motto: We Dare Defend Our Rights Top of Page Northern Alabama is heavily forested with many wilderness areas including national forests and state parks. In northeastern Alabama are the Appalachian foothills. This area is mostly rolling hills with many lakes and rivers. Mount Cheaha, located in the Talladega National Forest is the highest point in Alabama at 2,407 feet.

24. University Of Alabama News
    geography at The University of alabama, recently received Quarterly, Social ScienceJournal, cities, Historical geography, Southeastern Geographer  
    http://uanews.ua.edu/jan01/webster012601.htm
    
    Extractions: (205) 348-8320 (fax) UA Geography Professor Receives Research Honors Award TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Dr. Gerald R. Webster, professor of geography at The University of Alabama, recently received the Research Honors Award from the Southeastern Division Association of American Geographers (SEDAAG). Webster's research focuses on political geography, Southern politics and electoral districting. He is nationally recognized as one of the top authorities on the geography of American politics and government, and as a leading expert on the political geography of the South. He has offered expert testimony in court numerous times, including before the Supreme Court on the issue of electoral redistricting. Webster has authored or co-authored more than 70 articles, textbook chapters, book reviews and monographs. His work has been featured in a range of journals, including Professional Geographer, Journal of Geography, Political Geography, Geographical Review, Growth and Change, Government and Policy, Social Science Quarterly, Social Science Journal, Cities, Historical Geography, Southeastern Geographer and others. He has also served as guest editor and co-guest editor for Southeastern Geographer.

25. University Of Alabama News
    each county and a selection of cities and towns Research Laboratory for the departmentof geography in UA's the latest in a series of alabamaoriented atlases  
    http://uanews.ua.edu/jun97/craigat061797.htm
    
    Extractions: (205) 348-8320 (fax) New UA Atlas Offers Historical Information About State TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - A new atlas just published by The University of Alabama offers a wealth of historical data on each of Alabama's 67 counties. The first volume in a planned series of historical atlases of Alabama, "Historical Locations by County" includes a map of each county indicating historical towns, mills, ferries, post offices, landings, forts, bridges and Indian villages, dating back to the early 1800s. Notations about each place are included wherever possible. Among literally thousands of geographic and historical facts about the state, the atlas notes that a place known as Fort Jonesboro was the first permanent settlement in Jefferson County in 1815. The historic community of Dalraida, whose location is now a part of Montgomery, was named for an ancient kingdom in Scotland. Detailed maps show the locations of both historical and current places. The atlas also includes population data for each county and a selection of cities and towns by decades from time of establishment until 1990.

26. Geobop's Alabama Facts! (Geobopological Survey)
    about alabama's Fossils, Soils, Geology geography! in percent change in population,alabama might be cities Capital Montgomery 10 Largest cities Birmingham  
    http://www.geobop.com/World/NA/US/AL/Facts/

27. Geobop's Alabama (the Yellowhammer State) - Symbols, Facts & More! (Geobopologic
    Earth Sciences (Geology, Fossils, Soils geography). Called Alabamians Postal CodeAL (More alabama Facts Get the weather for more Montana cities from Weather  
    http://www.geobop.com/World/NA/US/AL/
    
    Extractions: Geobop's World North America United States Alabama Alabama The Yellowhammer State General Store Geobopological Survey Search this site Reference Desk ... 50states.com Featured Book: Alabama Facts and Symbols See the 50 States List! Learn about Alabama! Alabama Facts Symbols (below) V Earth Sciences Names Home Origin of Name: Named for the Alabama River, which in turn was named for an Indian tribe

28. About The USA - Travel & Geography > Alabama
    Touristen können in alabama historische Gebäude und Gärten besuchen, die an den mi.(131,443sq km) National Rank 30 Largest cities (1999 est.) Birmingham  
    http://www.usembassy.de/usa/alabama.htm
    
    Extractions: Abbreviation: AL The etymology of the word or name, Alabama, has evoked much discussion. It was the name of an Indian tribe (Alabama, Albama, Alebamon, Alibama, Alibamou, Alibamon, Alabamu, and Allibamou). Alabama possibly means "Here We Rest", but it could also mean "thicket clearers", Alabama being a compound of Alba meaning "a thick or mass vegetation," and amo meaning "to clear, to collect, to gather up." Alabama became the 22nd state in 1819. From the early 19th century, Alabama's economy was dominated by cotton. However, although it is still an important crop, such as corn, peanuts, soybeans have taken over much of the former cotton lands. Particularly in the second half of the 20th century, a comparatively rapid industrialization set in. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) program of hydroelectric power production, begun in the 1930s, fostered the growth of giant fertilizer, munitions, and aluminum industries. Alabama, known as "Heart of Dixie" occupies a central place in the history of the South. Montgomery, the Alabama capital, served as the first Confederate Capital during the Civil War. Tourists can visit Alabama's historic homes and gardens, reminiscent of the Old South. Also popular are the resorts and beaches on Dauphin Island, the Gulf Shore and Mobile Bay.

29. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: By State (Geography)
    alabama Natural Resources; Maps ALASKA; Natural Resources; Maps ARIZONA; cities;Natural Resources; Physical geography; Maps ARKANSAS; Natural Resources; Physical  
    http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/High_School/Reg

30. Bigchalk: HomeworkCentral: The Fifty States (United States Geography)
    Bend; The Civil Rights Movement in alabama FLORIDA; Activity ILLINOIS; Chicago'sBlack Metropolis; cities Along the geography of Idaho Trees (.pdf); Idaho Trees  
    http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/Homework/Teacher/Resourc

31. State Of Alabama On The Web - SHG Resources
    Missing Children. MW geography. NACo - Counties. ParkNet - Parks. alabama on theWeb. Audemus jura nostra defendere We Dare Defend Our Rights. SHG cities. Channels.  
    http://www.statehousegirls.net/al/
    
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32. 1Up Travel > Map Zone > Historical Maps Of U.S Cities.Montgomery, Alabama 1920 A
    Maps Hotel Database Country Flag More Flags geography. Montgomery, alabama 1920Automobile Blue Book (137K). For Other Historical Maps of US cities For Maps of  
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33. Online Maps - Academic Info
    the Geological Survey of alabama, and the alabama Department of is a joint projectof the Historic cities Center of the Department of geography, the Hebrew  
    http://www.academicinfo.net/geogmapslib.html
    
    Extractions: "...is an ongoing project of the Cartographic Research Laboratory, which operates under the auspices of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Alabama...The Historical Map Archive is a digitized collection of selected map holdings from the University of Alabama Map Library, the W. S. Hoole Special Collections Library, the Rucker Agee Collection of the Birmingham Public Library, the Geological Survey of Alabama, and the Alabama Department of Archives and History." Alexandria Digital Library

34. "The New Geography" By Joel Kotkin
    the atmosphere and lifestyle that we have, but the suffix `alabama' hurts us more proportionof the company's recruits, Mr. Young said, come from major cities.  
    http://www.newgeography.com/huntsville.htm
    
    Extractions: HUNTSVILLE, Ala. For much of his career, Patrick C. Sommers lived and worked in some of the world's most established urban business centers, like Chicago, London and Toronto. Yet today, Mr. Sommers, now chief executive of the Sirsi Corporation, a private company that makes software for libraries, finds himself comfortably ensconced in the small urban core of this technology-rich city of 177,000. "I am a big-city guy, but I like it," said Mr. Sommers, 53. His attraction to Huntsville and Sirsi's restored brick headquarters here reflects a broader trend that is only now sweeping Southern cities. For much of the last two decades — even as Northern and Western cities enjoyed urban recoveries — virtually all growth in the old Confederacy took place along the periphery. Today this is changing. In cities throughout the South — from Charlotte's "uptown" to Atlanta's burgeoning midtown to downtown Houston — there has been a rapid growth of urban development. Local business leaders and economic development professionals say it was necessary not only to bolster the local economy but to lure workers. Yet despite recent changes, most Southern metropolitan areas still have a very low percentage of their office space actually located in their central business districts. Whereas metropolitan regions like Chicago or New York have more than half of their office space in their central business districts, Southern cities like Nashville, Memphis and Atlanta have at least three-quarters of their office work force located in suburban and peripheral locations.

35. Alabama Course Of Study  Geography
    alabama Course Of Study geography 7th Grade. Locate selected countries, cities,and physical features on maps, globes, and satellite images.  
    http://www.auburnschools.org/drake/crogers/alabama_course_of_study__geograp.htm
    
    Extractions: Geography - 7th Grade Objective Explain map essentials: type, shape, distance, direction, location, scale, symbols, Reference and thematic maps, topographic and planimetric maps Illustrate spatial information using data, symbols, and colors to create thematic maps. Illustrate graphically and analyze the distribution of major physical and human features on Earth’s surface using different scales. Evaluate the spatial arrangement of urban and rural land-use patterns in the local community or in a nearby community. Objective Locate selected countries, cities, and physical features on maps, globes, and satellite images. Identify physical and human criteria used to define regions at different spatial scales. Evaluate the impact of human activity on landscapes over time using maps, graphs and satellite-produced images. Compare the physical and human characteristics of places using observation data and geographic resources. Relate place names with cultural and/or political perspectives.

36. City Of Auburn, Alabama - Growth Forum
    Sales taxes are where alabama cities sink or swim. That's where growing cities getthe money for more limited than yours because of geography Huntsville has  
    http://www.auburnalabama.org/Growth/doyle.htm
    
    Extractions: "...the question is: Are you going to grow responsibly?" Text of Steve Doyle's Growth Forum Presentation - Let me just start by saying I think it's great that your city leaders are thinking about and planning for the future of this community. Believe me when I tell you that few city governments in Alabama - and even fewer county governments - have that kind of foresight. I live and work in Huntsville, which for a long time has been considered one of the state's most progressive cities. But even there, no one's really talking about how the city is evolving, or how big it should ultimately be. Without that dialogue, city leaders have to guess at what residents want - and they often guess wrong. A couple of weeks ago, the Huntsville City Council voted to buy several hundred acres along the Tennessee River for a river port and industrial park which could potentially lure thousands of new manufacturing jobs. But the public never got a chance to comment on the purchase until the vote was already taken. When word leaked out that the city would have to cut a barge canal through a section of a wildlife refuge to make the project work, many people were furious. More than 250 residents showed up at a meeting this week to criticize the port plan, and now a couple of City Council members want to change their vote because of all the opposition.

37. 8th Grade History & Geography -- The Civil Rights Movement
    illustrate in a bar graph the University of alabama ratio D. History and geography. identifygeographical regions in the US where segregated cities where located  
    http://www.prof-dev.okcps.k12.ok.us/coreunits/8 h&g civil rights.htm
    
    Extractions: The Civil Rights Movement Author(s): Dorothy M. J. Smith (Harding Middle School) Veronica Pickett (Harding Middle School) Allison Rumsey (Taft Middle School) Elender Shirley (Northeast Academy) Stanleen Tidwell (OCPS) I. Objective(s) A. After reading and discussing, the students will write a report about Plessy v. Ferguson: doctrine of "separate but equal" "Jim Crow" laws. B. After instruction, students will write five facts about: Jackie Robinson, desegregating armed forces, Adam Clayton Powell, and the integration of public schools. C. After viewing the video "Eyes on the Prize", the students will role-play the Rosa Parks, Montgomery Bus Boycott. D. After reading and discussing, students will debate integration v. segregation. E. After studying the "nonviolent challenge to segregation", students will write a personal reactive speech in regards to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. F.

38. General Real Estate Information Agency & Geography
    Area geography. of 3 counties which have a total of 12 incorporated cities, some being Additionallyyou may want to visit or call the alabama Bureau of Tourism  
    http://realtyvan.com/page3.html
    
    Extractions: Van's Real Estate - Helpful Information Page I am not a lawyer, appraiser, builder, surveyor, structural engineer, public accountant, home inspector, geologist nor entomologist and am not qualified to give advice in these areas. The information is provided for your discussion with competent professionals. You should not base any decisions upon the comments below! AGENCY Index Pages 1 ,2, 3, 4, 5 State of Alabama Real Estate Brokerage Services Disclosure Alabama law requires you, the consumer, be informed about the types of services you may acquire from a real estate licensees. the purpose of this disclosure is to give you a summary of these services. [brackets are my additions] A SINGLE AGENT is a licensee who represents only one party in a sale. That is, a single agent represents their client. . The client may be either the seller or the buyer. A single agent must be completely loyal and faithful to the client.

39. LEP Science Weblinks - Alabama Grade 6 Chapter - Views Of Earth
    Click on Argentina, study the map, and then scroll down to geography note .How do major cities in Argentina benefit from their location?  
    http://www.glencoe.com/sec/science/lep_science/lep2002/alabama/grade6/wwwlinks/w

40. Alabama Road Maps, City Street Maps With Al Travel Directions Print Out Maps Dra
    Directory of alabama road maps and city street maps.Category Regional North America alabama Maps and Views Talladega Super Speedway Map, Click Here. To Obtain Maps of cities Not Listed,click here. alabama Weather Information, Click Here. LIVE alabama MAPS, geography,  
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