Citronelle

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Citronelle is a small city in southwestern Alabama known historically for its timber, oil production, and role as the site of one of the last Confederate surrenders of the American Civil War.

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instanceOf city
municipality
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
county Mobile County NERFINISHED
demographicCharacteristic small population size
economicActivity oil extraction
timber harvesting
wood products
governmentType mayor–council government
hasHistoricalSignificance site of one of the last Confederate surrenders of the American Civil War
hasIndustryHistory early 20th-century oil discoveries
longstanding pine and hardwood logging
hasNameOrigin named for citronella or citrus-like vegetation in the area
historicalEra American Civil War NERFINISHED
historicalEvent Confederate surrender at Citronelle in May 1865 NERFINISHED
knownFor forestry
historical Civil War site
oil production
timber industry
locatedInRegion Southwestern Alabama NERFINISHED
U.S. Gulf Coast region NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
locatedNear Mobile, Alabama NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent North America
partOf Mobile metropolitan area NERFINISHED
regionType rural community
state Alabama
transportInfrastructure served by U.S. Route 45

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Mobile County contains Citronelle