Alabama is located in the southeastern United States, bordered by Tennessee, Mississippi, and Florida. It has a subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters. Some key aspects of Alabama include its space and rocket center landmark, agriculture including cotton and catfish farming, and industries like automobile manufacturing. Residents have adapted to the climate by wearing lightweight clothes in the summer and through infrastructure projects, and the state's economy depends on crops and livestock.

1. Alabama
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2. Location
• Alabama is south of Tennessee, Alabama is
east of Mississippi, and west of Florida.
Its lat/long is 32 N, 90 W

3. Regions
• The area codes of Alabama are: 205, 251,
256, 334.
• Alabama is in the Central Standard Time
Zone.

4. Place
• One landmark is the U.S. Space and Rocket
Center.
• One landform is the Cumberland Plateau.
• One tradition the Hound and Air Balloon
Race during the Alabama Jubilee.
• Alabama's Climate is subtropical.
• They have a ton of hurricanes and
tornadoes and thunderstorms.

5. Movement
• Alabama has many waterways that they use
for shipping.
• They make automobiles and electronics and
computers.
• They grow wheat, cattle, cotton, peanut, and
catfish.

6. Human/Environment Interaction
• They adapt to the hot weather and they wear
shorts and a T Shirt in the summer.
• They adapted by building the Bibbs Grave
Bridge and the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
• They depend on wheat, peanuts, catfish,
and cattle for food.

7. Human/Environment Interaction
• They adapt to the hot weather and they wear
shorts and a T Shirt in the summer.
• They adapted by building the Bibbs Grave
Bridge and the Edmund Pettus Bridge.
• They depend on wheat, peanuts, catfish,
and cattle for food.