Language in Alabama

Many Alabamians speak with thick local accents so non-native English speakers may have difficulty understanding them. Within the two major urban areas of Huntsville and Birmingham one will find that most accents are of a General American variety while in the other two major urban areas of Mobile and Montgomery local accents are still widely prevalent. Read More »

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On the Map in Alabama

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Chatts Store (historical) in Russell County
Chauncy Sparks Termina in Barbour County
Chavers Creek Oil Field in Escambia County
Chavies Gap, a gap in DeKalb County
Cheatham Cemetery in Lawrence County
Enitachopco Mine in Clay County
Epperson in Geneva County
Epworth Cemetery in Washington County
Equality Cemetery in Coosa County
Erie (historical) in Hale County
Erie Bend Camp in Greene County
Erie Cemetery in Hale County
Erskine Mine in Jefferson County
Erwin Hollow, a valley in Jackson County
Escambia County Courthouse, a building in Escambia County
Escatawpa Cemetery in Washington County
Eskeridge Pettigrew Cemetery in Sumter County
Henderson Landing in Lowndes County
Henderson Memorial Cemetery in Pike County
Henderson Point, a cape in Colbert County
Henderson Prospect in Clay County
Henderson-Hill Cemetery in Cherokee County
Hendersons Landing (historical) in Monroe County
Hendrick Gap, a gap in Blount County
Hendrix Cemetery in Tuscaloosa County
Hendrix Crossroad in Geneva County
Hendrix Mine in Blount County
Henley Roberts in Escambia County
Hennigan Cemetery in Colbert County
Hennon Cemetery in Dallas County
Henry Cemetery in Marshall County
Little Casino Mine in Jefferson County
Little Cemetery in Choctaw County
Little Chestang Cemetery in Washington County
Little Coon Valley, a valley in Jackson County
Little Cove, a valley in Etowah County
Musgrove Creek Gas Field in Fayette County
Mushat Gilchrist Cemetery in Lowndes County

Muskgrove Mill (historical) in Fayette County
Mussel (historical) in Butler County
Myers Cemetery in Limestone County
Myers Hill Cemetery in Marion County
Myers Landing (historical) in Hale County
Mynot Hollow, a valley in Colbert County
Myrtletree Cemetery in Marshall County
Myrtlewood Cemetery in Lowndes County
Providence Cemetery in Chambers County
Providence Landing in Dallas County
Provo Cemetery in Bullock County
Prudes Creek Cemetery in Tuscaloosa County
Pruitt Cemetery in Marengo County
Pruitt Hall, a building in Sumter County
Pruitt Ridge, a ridge in Jackson County
Pruitt Springs Cemetery in Hale County
Pucket Gap, a gap in Cherokee County
Speeds Water Mill in Pickens County
Speegle Cemetery in Morgan County
Speegle Point, a cape in Cullman County
Speigner Cemetery in Elmore County
Speith Hall, a building in Sumter County
Spence Cemetery in Conecuh County
Spencer Cemetery in Choctaw County
Spencer Hill Cemetery in Tuscaloosa County
Spencer Hollow, a valley in Colbert County
Spencers Cemetery in Greene County
Spike Cemetery in Geneva County
Spillars Cemetery in Pike County
Spiller Cemetery in Pickens County
Spillway Campground in Hale County
Spinks Cemetery in Clarke County
Wheeler Cemetery in Jackson County
Wheeler Dam Subdivision in Lawrence County
Wheeler Hollow, a valley in DeKalb County
Wheeler Mine in Jackson County
Wheeler Quarter Cemetery in Wilcox County

Interesting Places on the Map

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Allah Bakhsh Bhurgari in Sindh, Pakistan
Balakot2 in Balakot, Parbat, Dhawalagiri Zone, Western Region, Nepal
Cerro Huallachi, a mountain in Departamento de Ayacucho, Peru
Clarendon County Rural Fire Department Barrineau, a building in Clarendon County, South Carolina
Cuchara in Departamento de Cordoba, Colombia
Dapompo in Prefecture de Gaoual, Guinea
Dematawewa in North Central Province, Sri Lanka
Deokul in Bangladesh
Fort Connah Historical Marker, a park in Lake County, Montana
Futi, a stream in Provincia do Uige, Angola
Gallatin Gateway Rural Fire District, a building in Gallatin County, Montana
Gibson School (historical), a school in Wise County, Virginia
Hammac Church (historical), a church in Escambia County, Alabama
Indian Mike Creek, a stream in Twin Falls County, Idaho
Jacobpynten, a point in Svalbard and Jan Mayen
Kuh-e Sarv, a mountain in Ostan-e Gilan, Iran

Lac aux Quatre Vents, a lake in Quebec
Likombe in South-West Region, Cameroon
Lyubimovka in Samarskaya Oblast', Russia
Maritampona in Madagascar
Muqar al Murur, a facility in Muhafazat al Qadisiyah, Iraq
One R Minor, an irrigation canal in Punjab, Pakistan
Pulau Nuan, an island in Provinsi Maluku, Indonesia
Robeline, population 174 in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana
Rzhavets in Orlovskaya Oblast', Russia
Sagatale, a hill in Zimbabwe
Sidi el Bobh in Gouvernorat de Kairouan, Tunisia
Sindangsari in West Java, Indonesia
Thompson Cemetery in Dickson County, Tennessee
Wan Tabrim in Libya
Zhangkeng in Jiangxi Sheng, China

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