Mobile, AL Hotels

Near Mobile

Saraland AL Hotels - 9 mi / 14 km
Daphne AL Hotels - 12 mi / 20 km
Spanish Fort AL Hotels - 14 mi / 22 km
Fairhope AL Hotels - 18 mi / 28 km
Point Clear AL Hotels - 18 mi / 29 km
Loxley AL Hotels - 21 mi / 34 km
Bay Minette AL Hotels - 24 mi / 39 km
Foley AL Hotels - 32 mi / 52 km
Gulf Shores AL Hotels - 39 mi / 63 km
Orange Beach AL Hotels - 41 mi / 66 km
Atmore AL Hotels - 49 mi / 78 km
Jackson AL Hotels - 62 mi / 99 km
Brewton AL Hotels - 69 mi / 112 km
Monroeville AL Hotels - 71 mi / 115 km
Evergreen AL Hotels - 87 mi / 140 km
Thomasville AL Hotels - 89 mi / 143 km
Camden AL Hotels - 104 mi / 167 km
Andalusia AL Hotels - 105 mi / 170 km
Greenville AL Hotels - 119 mi / 192 km
Demopolis AL Hotels - 127 mi / 205 km

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This is the current conditions weather report for Mobile. The report was made 26 minutes ago, at 03:26 UTC. The wind was blowing at a speed of 10 miles per hour / 16.7 kilometers per hour from the north northwest (330°). The temperature was 52°F / 11°C, with a dew-point at 52°F / 11°C. The temperature felt like 48°F / 9°C. The atmospheric pressure was 30.06 inHg / 1019 hPa. The relative humidity was 88%. The skies were partly cloudy.

Mobile is a city located in Mobile County, Alabama, US, along the northwest shores of Mobile Bay. As of the 2005 US Census estimate, the city had a population of 191,544. It is the principal city of the Mobile metropolitan statistical area (MSA), which had a population of approximately 401,427 and a population of 564,013 in the combined statistical area in 2005.

Mobile is the third most populous city in the State of Alabama and the principal city of the second most populous metropolitan area of the state.

The city's name is derived from the presence of the Mobile (Mauvile or Maubila) Indians in the area at the time of founding.

The city is the county seat of Mobile County. Mobile is home to the second largest - and the oldest- Mardi Gras celebration in the US. It began here in (1703), predating New Orleans. Mobile is the only saltwater port in Alabama.

Beginning as the first capital of French colonial Louisiana in 1702, during the succeding 300 years, Mobile has officially flown six flags, including France, Britain, Spain, the Republic of Alabama (1861), the Confederacy, and the United States.

Mobile is home to the University of South Alabama, Bishop State Community College, Spring Hill College and the University of Mobile.

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