Oh, honey, "cola" in Pensacola or Apalachicola doesn't mean anything fancy. It's just a nod to their Native American roots, with "Pensacola" possibly coming from the Choctaw word for "hair people" and "Apalachicola" possibly from the Creek word for "potato eating place." So, no, there's no secret Coca-Cola factory hiding in those names.
The term "cola" in Pensacola or Apalachicola is derived from the Muskogean language family, specifically the Creek language. In Creek, "cola" means "hair" or "feathers," which likely refers to the abundant pine forests in the region. The use of "cola" in these place names reflects the influence of Native American languages and cultures in the area.
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Theories have often been used to discount facts, but all of the facts can be accounted..... "Chiquola" is apparently the same Muskhogean word which forms part ofApalachicola. As mentioned, the suffix "-cola" and the prefix "tola-" mean"town.
Apalachicola (along the beach; on the west of the Apalachicola River) and Chahtahoochee (bordering Florida and Georgia; just on the east side of the Apalachicola River)The Apalachicola River is the time zone divider in the state of Florida.
The address of the Apalachicola Municipal Library is: 74 Sixth Street, Apalachicola, 32320 1750
The address of the Historic Apalachicola Inc is: Po Box 86, Apalachicola, FL 32329-0086
The address of the Historic Apalachicola Foundation Inc is: Post Office Box 41, Apalachicola, FL 32320
The address of the Apalachicola Area Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 75, Apalachicola, FL 32329
Hydroptila apalachicola was created in 1998.
Ochrotrichia apalachicola was created in 1998.
Voices of the Apalachicola was created in 2006.
The phone number of the Apalachicola Municipal Library is: 850-653-8436.
pizza minerals are found in the apalachicola river
Apalachicola Regional Airport was created in 1939.
Apalachicola Northern Railroad was created in 1903.