Alabama (disambiguation)

Alabama is a southern state in the United States.

Alabama may also refer to:

Education

  • The University of Alabama, a public university established in 1831 in the state of Alabama

    • Geography

  • Alabama, New York, United States, a town
  • Alabama River, Alabama, United States
  • Alabama Territory, an organized incorporated territory from 1817 to 1819
  • Alabama, one of nine military districts of Louisiana (New France)

    • Music

  • Alabama (band), a country music band
  • Alabama (Canadian band), a band of the early 1970s
  • "Alabama" (state song), the state song of Alabama
  • "Alabam" (Cowboy Copas song), a 1960 country song by Cowboy Copas
  • "Alabama" (John Coltrane song), a 1963 composition by John Coltrane that appears on the album Live at Birdland
  • "Alabama", a song on the 1972 album, Harvest (Neil Young album)
  • "Yea Alabama", the fight song of the University of Alabama
  • "Sweet Home Alabama" by Lynyrd Skynyrd
  • "Alabama", a song by the band 10 Years on album Division
  • "Alabama Song", a 1927 Berthold Brecht song prominently covered by the The Doors and David Bowie
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    Detroit news 17 Jun 2019
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    Cullman Times 16 Jun 2019
    FILE - In a Feb. 12, 2014 file photo, Rep. Steve Hurst, R-Munford, watches discussion on the house floor in the Alabama Statehouse in Montgomery, Ala. Alabama lawmakers have approved legislation that would require certain sex offenders to be chemically ... ....
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    It's a photo finish on road race up Mount Washington

    News & Record 15 Jun 2019
    (AP) — The annual race up the highest peak in the northeastern United States ended Saturday in the first photo finish atop the summit of cold and windy Mount Washington ... Race officials said it was the first photo finish in the 59 years of the race. In the men's division, Kamiri, who trains in Birmingham, Alabama, also ran the race for the first time....
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    (AP) — The annual race up the highest peak in the northeastern United States ended Saturday in the first photo finish atop the summit of cold and windy Mount Washington ... Race officials said it was the first photo finish in the 59 years of the race. In the men's division, Kamiri, who trains in Birmingham, Alabama, also ran the race for the first time....

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