where do the Fault lines run in Alabama?
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I don't know for sure, I believe it mainly affects the Arkansas and Missouri area.  It is likely related to the Ozarks, and caused that huge earthquake in the early 1900s near St. Louis.\n\nTo answer the other question, there is also a San Andreas fault system and plate in California but that is losely related to this fault system.
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Because of the major fault line running through it. Do a Google on 'fault line' and California.
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Woke up this Morning \nby: Alabama 3
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marikina fault line!!!
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Ummmm...No...Far south is Georgia, Florida, Alabama...etc.
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This is all I can come up with...\nYou can call for information.\nAlso, sending you a website that gives a list of jails in Al and Ga. There are links to jail websites. Good Luck ~You would know better what you're looking for than I do. \n\nJails near Russellville - Local Results \nFranklin County Jail - (256) 332-8820 - 111 Limestone St Nw, Russellville, AL - 0.06mi - map \nFranklin County Jail - (256) 332-8820 - Russellville, AL - 3.42mi \nColbert County Jail - (256) 386-8550 - 107 W 4th St, Tuscumbia, AL -
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Here's the Alabama Dept of Ed. website with some information.\n\nHope it helps.
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Alabama all the way Go Crimson Tide
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Maycomb County, Alabama\n1930's, during the Great Depression
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Hahahaha,Your funny!!!!! Dinosaurs in Alabama???? Try the whole planet at one time was inhabited by dinosaurs,Many kinds. Dinosaurs are not like indians, there are not tribs. And I am originally from Colorado,live in Navada.
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ARKANSAS CAVES. 1. Blanchard Springs Caverns are 15 miles Northwest of Mountain View in the Ozark National Forest. 2. Bull Shoals Caverns are 4 blocks from ...\nwww.scsc.k12.ar.us/ChadickD/arkansas_caves.htm  \n\nUS Show Caves Directory: ArkansasBULL SHOALS CAVERNS. From Hwy. 62/412, take Hwy. 178 to Bull Shoals, Arkansas. Cavern is four blocks off Hwy. 178 at town center. see website ...\nwww.goodearthgraphics.com/showcave/ak.html - 29k  \n\nor check in Let's Go USA/Arkansas
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Not from there, but know it well. I just drove that area the past two weeks. I go down to Destin every chance I get, so driving through Georgianna, Mckenzie, Crestview, Niceville etc. to get there is a real kick! Is that where you are from?\n\nI'm an Alabama girl myself. Born in Birmingham....but now living in Nashville. Let's here it for the south!! :)
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Mobile, Alabama. This is where Mardi Gras actually started.
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WHAT IS "NEAR AL"?   and no. sorry
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The fault is about 25 miles east of the town center. The USGS maps show the fault crossing Highway 46 between a school in Cholame and a water tower.\n\nFrom the TopoZone website below, click view maps, type Paso Robles in the place name field, choose California, then click "search". Click on "Paso Robles" in the table on the next page. You'll be zoomed way in on the map, so select these options on the left:\n\n1:250K Series\nLarge\n1 : 1,000,000\n\nThen click "Update Map". You should see Paso Robles in the center of the map and the San Andreas Fault as a black diagonal line, cutting across the upper right hand corner. There's a bar scale below the map to help you figure out distances.
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Florida, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, North & South Carolina (sometimes), um... Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri (the lower part), Kentucky. \nThat is if you are talking about Southern as in country, redneck. \nBut if you are talking about actual south of the US, get a map! lol
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Not sure about the top 10 but, I can tell you based on Forbes top 400 in the U.S. the richest in Alabama is Marguerite Harbert of Birmingham at $1.5 billion.