Alabama

Mobile Bay, i think

Georgia.

The address of the Bellingrath Gardens And Home is: 12401 Bellingrath Gardens Rd, Theodore, AL 36582-8460

Hell yes. . if it wasn't for Abraham Lincoln freeing slaves we would still be whopping their monkey asses

Less than an hour if it's to Glasgow or Edinburgh. About 90 mins if it's to Aberdeen. Remember Scotland is a country with several airports hundreds of miles apart. I'm presuming you mean Birmingham, England rather than Alabama.

The drive from Savannah to Mobile is 503.38 miles. It would take exactly 8 hours to travel this distance. This would be without making any stops.

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I would estimate 50s as an overall state average. This is really a tough question because Alabama has a large north/south range and south Alabama averages a lot warmer than north Alabama. It's a bit rare to get a freeze in South Alabama, while it's common in North Alabama.

Officially, the first day of fall is the Autumnal Equinox on September 23.

However, the end of summer is considered to be the day after Labor Day, which is the last summer holiday.

Autumn leaves in the deep south usually begin in late October to early November.

The Mississippi River is west of the state Alabama

First, if we look at states by area, Alaska is the biggest of all, with 663,267 square miles. Alabama is #30 on the list, with 52,419 square miles. And Maine is #39, with 35,384 square miles. So, Alabama is bigger than Maine in square miles. And according to the most recent census we have, Alabama also has more people living in that state (4,833,722) than Maine does (1,328,302).

Both. Sort of. Alabama (and every other US state, as well as the US as a whole) is a republic, which is a form of democracy in which representatives are elected to debate and vote on issues. (In a true, or direct, democracy, every issue is voted on by the population as a whole. This is obviously a bit unwieldy for large populations; some towns in the US are actually run by direct democracy, but it's not all that common.)

I think you mean to ask from what language the name Alabama is derived. There was a native American tribe called the Alabama, but their tribal name may have been taken from another tribe, the Choctaw, from a phrase meaning "clearers of the thicket." You can find more on Wikipedia.

The closest Amtrak Station to Montgomery, AL would be Birmingham, AL which is served by the Crescent. It is 1 hour and 28 minutes away or 90 miles.

Alabama is south of Tennessee. Tennessee is bordered by Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi to the south, Kentucky and Virginia to the north, North Carolina to the east, and Arkansas and Missouri to the west.

The Mountains In Albama Are Called Erizon And Nonioppilli Tabyuli Riziion Sojki Basde.

The driving distance is 1214 miles per Map Quest. The driving time is 18 hours and 42 minutes.

As many times as they wish, as long as they are only married to one person at a time.

The address of the Wellborn Musclecar Museum is: 124 Broad St Alexander City, AL 35010

there is no time difference at all example 5:30=texas 5:30=alabama

Driving from Birmingham, Alabama, to Auburn, Alabama, takes roughly two hours and fifteen minutes.

well i have just terned 2 and i have severl rifles now so go to your mum and dad and just ask and if they say no beat the crape in to them until they say yes

then shoot so0me unlucky fker in the balls wen u get it

Thr first capitol was the 'territorial' capitol at St. Stephens, located in southwest Alabama. When Alabama became a state(1819) the capitol 'provisional" (temporary--required for statehood), located at Huntsville,(extreme North section). The following year is was established at Cahawba (1820-1826).

It experienced several floods, causing the capitol to be relocated to Tuscaloosa (home of Alabama University) , where it stayed for 26 years (1826-1846). Its relocation to the current--hopefully, final-- is at Montgomery (1846-present site).

The current capitol burned-down in 1849, and was re-built in 1851. A humorous comment attribued to its many capitols: " A state with capitol on wheels".

They are 1700 miles (approx. value) away from each other. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.