Birmingham, Alabama, United States

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Birmingham, Alabama, United States is a major industrial and cultural city in the American South, historically known for its steel production and pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement.

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instanceOf city
areaCode 205
659
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
countySeatOf Jefferson County, Alabama
elevation approximately 600 feet above sea level
founded 1871
governingBody Birmingham City Council
governmentType mayor–council government
hasAirport Birmingham–Shuttlesworth International Airport
hasEvent 16th Street Baptist Church
surface form: 1963 16th Street Baptist Church bombing

Birmingham campaign
surface form: Birmingham Campaign (1963)
hasInstitution Southern Research
University of Alabama at Birmingham
surface form: UAB Hospital
hasLandmark 16th Street Baptist Church
Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark
Vulcan statue
hasMuseum Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Birmingham Museum of Art
hasPark Railroad Park
Ruffner Mountain Nature Preserve
hasSportsTeam Birmingham Barons
hasUniversity University of Alabama at Birmingham
historicalRole major center of the American Civil Rights Movement
major industrial center of the Southern United States
incorporated 1871
is largest city in Alabama by population
knownFor civil rights history
iron and coal industries
steel production
locatedIn Jefferson County, Alabama
Shelby County, Alabama
majorIndustry banking and finance
biotechnology
healthcare
higher education
insurance
mayor Randall Woodfin
metropolitanAreaPopulation over 1100000 (early 2020s)
namedAfter Birmingham
surface form: Birmingham, England
nickname The Magic City
partOf Birmingham–Hoover metropolitan area
population approximately 200000 (early 2020s)
postalCodeRange 35201–35298
region Southern United States
surface form: American South
state Alabama
timeZone Central Time Zone
transportHubFor Interstate 20
Interstate 59
Interstate 65

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Blazers homeArenaLocation Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
UAB Department of Athletics locatedIn Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham Water Works Board system serviceArea Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: City of Birmingham, Alabama
UAB Blazers athletics locatedIn Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Freeman A. Hrabowski III birthPlace Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Blazers city Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Richmond and Danville Railroad served Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railway connected Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Alabama Great Southern Railroad connectedCity Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Southern Crescent stoppedAt Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
Mel Allen placeOfBirth Birmingham, Alabama, United States
Birmingham city charter appliesTo Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: City of Birmingham, Alabama
Birmingham city charter jurisdiction Birmingham, Alabama, United States
this entity surface form: Birmingham, Alabama
A. G. Gaston placeOfDeath Birmingham, Alabama, United States
A. G. Gaston residence Birmingham, Alabama, United States
A. G. Gaston hasWorkLocation Birmingham, Alabama, United States