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If voters approve annexation, Mobile could become Alabama's 2nd-largest city

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The proposal sets the stage for Mobile to pass the population of Birmingham for the first time since the 1900 Census. If all four targeted areas approve annexation, the city will pass Montgomery's population of roughly 200,600 and Birmingham's 200,700. Huntsville will remain Alabama's largest city with a population of 215,000.

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If voters approve annexation, Mobile could become Alabama's 2nd-largest city

Councilman Joel Daves called it a “once-in-a-generation vote.”

·Birmingham, United States
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Mobile City Council approves annexation vote, could make Mobile 2nd largest Alabama city

The Mobile City Council has unanimously approved a proposal allowing thousands of people to decide whether they want their neighborhoods to join Mobile, Alabama.

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Mobile could become Alabama’s second-largest city with annexation

If approved, Mobile would have 212,000 residents, making Mobile larger than Montgomery, with 200,600 residents, and Birmingham, with 200,700.

·Tuscaloosa, United States
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Tuscaloosa News broke the news in Tuscaloosa, United States on Wednesday, May 10, 2023.
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