File:Red Mountain Park, master concept.jpg

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Description best viewed large --- this map shows a new 'city park' which once acquired from the current owners will make Birmingham have the highest per capita parkland of ANY city in the United States!!!
Date Taken on 12 April 2006, 09:33
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Red Mountain Park... master concept

Author Curtis Palmer from Vestavia Hills (Birmingham), Alabama, USA

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