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Cherokee people in the
Treaty of Turkeytown, and was
originally called Cotaco County.
According to the
United States Census Bureau, the
county has a total...
- The
Cotaco Opera House, also
known as
Masonic Building, was the
first opera house constructed in the
state of Alabama. It is
located at 115
Johnston Street...
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after nearby Cotaco Cr****.
Cotaco Cr**** also
loaned its name to
Cotaco County,
which was the
original name of
Morgan County. The name
Cotaco is possibly...
- (Alabama, Mississippi)
Buzzard Roost Cr**** (Alabama)
Colbert Cr**** (Alabama)
Cotaco Cr**** (Alabama)
Malone Cr**** (Alabama)
Mulberry Cr**** (Alabama) Cane Cr****...
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miles (15.3 km) and up to 400 feet (120 m) deep. The land is part of the
Cotaco Cr**** watershed. The
underlying rock is
Bangor Limestone formed in the Mississippian...
- the
Tennessee Valley Divide, with the
north side
draining either west to
Cotaco Cr**** or east to
Shoal Cr****, both
tributaries of the
Tennessee River, while...
- high schools. The
school evolved from
combining the five high
schools of
Cotaco, Eva, Ryan,
Union Hill, and Priceville. Also, the
other high
schools in...
- Sta. Ana (2016–2019) Jose C. Santiago, Jr. (2019–2020)
Alvin Paul S.P.
Cotaco (2020–2022)
Sherwin N.
Tugna (2022–present)
Francisca Reyes Aquino - c****ographer...
- 14%, are water.
Somerville is
drained by Town Cr****,
which flows east to
Cotaco Cr****, a north-flowing
tributary of the
Tennessee River. As of the census...
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Courtland Priceville Somerville Town Cr****
Trinity Burningtree Mountain Caddo Cotaco Danville Five
Points Flint Florette Hatton Hulaco Lacey's
Spring Landersville...
