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The University of Alabama's campus covers approximately 1,970 acres and includes a mix of historic and modern buildings. The campus is known for its beautiful landscaping and architectural diversity. Key buildings include the [[Gorgas Library]], [[Denny Chimes]], and the [[Foster Auditorium]].
The University of Alabama's campus covers approximately 1,970 acres and includes a mix of historic and modern buildings. The campus is known for its beautiful landscaping and architectural diversity. Key buildings include the [[Gorgas Library]], [[Denny Chimes]], and the [[Foster Auditorium]].


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[[Image:Detail-91425.jpg|thumb|center|Aerial view of the University of Alabama campus, showing a mix of historic and modern buildings surrounded by greenery.|class=only_on_mobile]]
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The campus also features several research facilities, including the Alabama Innovation and Mentoring of Entrepreneurs (AIME) building and the Bevill Research Building. These facilities support the university's mission of advancing knowledge through research and innovation.
The campus also features several research facilities, including the Alabama Innovation and Mentoring of Entrepreneurs (AIME) building and the Bevill Research Building. These facilities support the university's mission of advancing knowledge through research and innovation.
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