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Visit Mobile Welcome Center Mobile Regional Area and 22 I-10, Exit 26B Interstates 10, 65 & 165 19 15 GOLF COURSES A. Azalea City Golf Course B. Craft Farms Golf Resort C. Heron Lakes Country Club 2 D. Grand Hotel Golf Resort & Spa, an RTJ Trail course 13 E. Peninsula Golf & Racquet Club F. Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Magnolia Grove 13 G. TimberCreek Golf Club 10 9 H HOSPITALS 9 1. Providence Hospital 1 2. Springhill Medical Center 11 AFRICAFRICAATTOWN F 8 3. • Mobile Infirmary THINGS TO DO 2 Medical Center The Grounds 1. Airboat Adventures 16. Geri Moulton’s Children’s Park • University Hospital 8 • USA Children’s & 2. Airboat Express 17. Historic Blakeley State Park 14 22 5B TANNER-WILLIAM 16 S RD 19 Village of 165 17 Women’s Hospital 3. Alligator Alley 18. Holiday Place 24 29 Spring Hill 5A A Legacy 15 7 21 4. North Baldwin Infirmary 4. American Sport Art Museum 19. Mobile Botanical Gardens Village 27 18 26 MOBILE 5. Thomas Hospital and Archives 20. Mobile International Speedway 9 4 10 Mobile Regional 6. South Baldwin Regional 5. USS ALABAMA Battleship 21. Mobile Medical Museum Airport Springdale 26AB 30 1 2 12 3 Mall Medical Center Memorial Park 22. Mobile Museum of Art The Shoppes 10 G Eastern Shore Centre 25 at Bel Air 6 25 35AB McGowin Park 5 6. Bellingrath Gardens and Home 23. • OWA 5 38 24 28 7. Bragg-Mitchell Mansion • Legends in Concert 1 4 44 23 4 8. Capt. Mike’s Deep Sea Fishing 24. Seward Farms Maze C 22 13 7 49 9. Chickasabogue Park 25. The Shoppes at Bel Air 12 20 10. Dauphin Island Sea Lab and Estuarium 26. Sterling Hot Yoga & Wellness 3 53 Mobile Alabama State 11. Eastern Shore Art Center 27. Tanger Outlets Downtown Airport Welcome Center 12. 5 Rivers Delta Resource Center 28. Toomey’s Mardi Gras Mart NEVIUS RD 17 13. Flight Works Alabama 29. USA Archaeology Museum THREE NOTCH RD 14. Fort Gaines 30. Wales West Light Railway & RV Park Fort Morgan 15 15. CA ROL P. 13 RD POINTS OF INTEREST 1. Africatown 10. St. Mary Catholic Church 10 . 2. Coastal Community College 11. Union Baptist Church WY CH EXPRESS 10 11 3. Daphne Civic Center 12. United States Sports Academy 30 MOBILE PK 4. Hank Aaron Stadium & Museum 13. University of Mobile 20 5. Ladd-Peebles Stadium 14. • University of South Alabama BALDWIN BEA 4 D 3 6. Magnolia Cemetery • USA Mitchell Center 7. Mobile Aviation Center • USA Stanky Field 8. Old Catholic Cemetery • Hancock Whitney Stadium VIRGINIA Alabama State KENTUCKY Welcome Center 9. Spring Hill College 15. Visitation Monastery Richmond Nashville Knoxville 6 TENNESSEE NORTH CAROLINA Chaanooga Memphis ARKANSAS 40 Lile Rock 27 SOUTH CAROLINA 23 Atlanta Birmingham GEORGIA Shreveport MISSISSIPPI ABAMA Jackson Montgomery 49 49 98 B LOUISIANA FLORIDA 161 ORANGE BEACH Lafayee 8 New Orleans E 10 PUBLIC BEACH 14 AUDUBON BIRD PUBLIC BEACH SANCTUARY PUBLIC BEACH 15 Visit Mobile This map is not to scale and subject to change without notice. mobile.org Miami.

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Alabama Heralds 'Last Slave Ship' Discovery; Ponders Future by Kevin Mcgill, Associated Press on 04.15.19 Word Count 647 Level MAX
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November 10, 2014 MOBILE COUNTY COMMISSION the Mobile County Commission Met in Regular Session in the Government Plaza Auditoriu
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