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Mobile River

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Noun1.Mobile River - a river in southwestern AlabamaMobile River - a river in southwestern Alabama; flows into Mobile Bay
Alabama, Camellia State, Heart of Dixie, AL - a state in the southeastern United States on the Gulf of Mexico; one of the Confederate states during the American Civil War


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In 1702 the French took over the Mobile River and made their seat of Government at Fort Louis de la Mobile.
A couple of my favorite and semi-wacky promotions that we have are our mobile River Cats hot dog cannon that shoot buns and wieners into the crowd, and our superhero, Roof Man, who saves baseballs from being lost forever on our stadium roof and distributes them to kids.
Willam Bartram (1791), the famous botanist, wrote of his visit to the area: "July 13th, we left the Apalachucla town, and three days journey brought us to Talasse, a town on the Tallapoose river, North East great branch of the Alabama or Mobile river, having passed over a vast level of plain country of expansive savannas, groves.
 
 
 
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