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Known as the Heart of Dixie, Alabama became the 22nd state in 1819. The name Alabama is derived from an Indian word meaning "thicket clearers." Alabama has been at the center of many American battles--between white settlers and Native Americans, and between the North and South in the Civil War. The state has also witnessed many confrontations during the struggle for civil rights after World War II. Alabama's capital, Montgomery, was also the first capital of the Confederacy. The state flower is the camellia.

State Flower: Camellia

State Motto: We Dare Defend our Rights

State Nickname: Heart of Dixie

State Bird: Yellowhammer

Land area: 50,750 sq mi. - Length: 330 miles - Width: 190 miles

10 largest cities (1999 est.): Birmingham, 249,459; Mobile, 200,206; Montgomery, 195,690; Huntsville, 177,893; Tuscaloosa, 85,171; Hoover, 61,406; Dothan, 58,383; Decatur, 54,988; Auburn, 42,601; Gadsden, 42,120; - Persons per square mile (1999): 86.1