- The
Mobila were a
tribe of
Native Americans that
inhabited Mobile Bay and the Mobile-Tensaw
River Delta. It is
believed they are
descended from the inhabitants...
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Mabila (also
spelled Mavila, Mavilla, Maubila, or Mauvilla, as
influenced by
Spanish or
French transliterations) was a
small fortress town
known to the...
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Mobile (French: Fort Condé de la
Mobille and Spanish:
Fuerte Carlota de
Mobila) is a partially-reconstructed 18th-century fort in Mobile, Alabama. The...
- Singer(s)
Length 1. "Kurai Onrumillai"
Thabu Shankar Adharsh, Jay 04:06 2. "
Mobila Mobila"
Thabu Shankar D. Imman, Maya 04:44 3. "Nee En Thozhiya"
Thabu Shankar...
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Cusabo Eyeish Grigra Guale Houma Koroa Mayaca (possibly
related to Ais)
Mobila Okelousa Opelousa Pascagoula Pensacola –
Chatot (Muscogean languages, possibly...
- The
Mobile District (spanish:
Distrito de
Mobila) was an
administrative division of the
Spanish colony of West Florida,
which was
claimed by the short-lived...
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Communications media in
Romania "Istoria
primului operator de
telefonie mobilă din România - de la apariție, până la dispariție". 30
November 2017. Greece's...
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fortress town the
origin of the name for Mobile,
Alabama the
Bahia de la
Mobila,
which was
named in
English Mobile Bay Mobilian, a
tribe in
Alabama the...
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aplicare planul de
dezvoltare și îmbunătățire a rețelei sale de
telefonie mobilă Unite 3G" (in Romanian). Moldtelecom. 18
December 2014.
Archived from the...
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sandy clay, or clay in most of the
uneroded sections. Nankin, Cowarts,
Mobila, and
Orangeburg are the most
prominent soil series. The
canyons have significant...
