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Mobile, Alabama in Mobile County
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Also known as:
The Azalea City
The City of Six Flags
The Home of Mardi Gras
29 active listings near Mobile
👍 USDA, * Price Change, * New, * Sale Pending
$139,000   * 1318 Drive Martin Luther King Jr Dr
$129,900    1615 Roxy St
$103,000   * 103 W Love Joy Loop
$95,000    321 Petain St W
$85,000    122 Azan St W
$75,000    2110 St Stephens Rd
$73,000    135 Petain St E
$69,000    520 Gilbert St
$65,000   * 736 Reynolds Ave
$65,000    922 Young Ave
$62,000    417 Montgomery St
$55,000    349 Bronner St
$50,000    339 Elm St E
$45,000    1827 Cayouga Ave
$40,000    825 Garrison Ave
$40,000    807 Reynolds Ave
$31,900    115 Petain St W
$18,000    919 N Cawthon St
$14,300    211 Williams Ave S
$11,500    421 Foch St W
$11,500    421 W Foch St Lots 15 & 16
$10,900    919 Avenue H
$10,000    920 Criterion St
$10,000    1711 Victory Ave
$9,900   * 427 Zeiman St
$6,500    Whistler Dr
$5,200   * 410 W Haig St
$5,000   * Phillips Ave
$2,000   * 846 Plant St Lot 4

Interested in fun facts and the history of Mobile, AL?
Then read on!

Here are a few facts about the area around Mobile, Alabama:

- The Mobile Bay is an estuary that runs about 31 miles long and is up to 24 miles wide. It's known for its diverse wildlife, including dolphins and manatees, and is a popular spot for fishing and boating.
- The Mobile-Tensaw River Delta is the second largest river delta in the U.S., and is located north of Mobile Bay. It's home to a variety of plants and animals, including alligators and the rare Alabama beach mouse.
- The city of Mobile was founded in 1702 by the French, making it one of the oldest cities in the U.S.
- Mobile was originally named "Fort Louis de la Louisiane" in honor of Louis XIV of France.
- During the American Civil War, Mobile was an important port for the Confederate forces.
- The USS Alabama battleship is a popular tourist attraction in Mobile. It was used in both World War II and the Korean War before being retired and turned into a museum.
- Mardi Gras is a big celebration in Mobile. It's actually believed to have been first celebrated in the city, before New Orleans adopted the tradition. The Mardi Gras festival in Mobile dates back to 1703.