What does TOLA mean?
TOLA means Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama?
Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama can be abbreviated as TOLA
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What does TOLA stand for? TOLA stands for "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama". |
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How to abbreviate "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama"? "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama" can be abbreviated as TOLA. |
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What is the meaning of TOLA abbreviation? The meaning of TOLA abbreviation is "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama". |
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What is TOLA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TOLA is "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama". |
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What does TOLA mean? TOLA as abbreviation means "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama". |
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What is shorthand of Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama? The most common shorthand of "Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Alabama" is TOLA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LATEX - Louisiana-Texas Shelf Circulation and Transport Process
- TALON - Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, And New Mexico
- TOAL - Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana
- TORUS - Texas Oklahoma Regional Undergraduate Symposium
- TOLA - Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas
- TNO - Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma Coaches, Inc.
- TEXARKANA - Texas Arkansas Louisiana
- OKKT - Oklahoma Kansas and Texas
- TOE - Texas Oklahoma and Eastern
- TOFTY - Texas-Oklahoma Federation of Temple Youth
- TOR - Texas Oklahoma Region
- TORCH - Texas Oklahoma Regional Consortium of Herbaria
- TORUS - Texas Oklahoma Research Undergraduate Symposium
- OKKT - Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas Railroad
- OTCC - Oklahoma Technology Commercialization Center (i2E Inc.; Oklahoma City and Tulsa, OK)
- lat - Louisiana and Texas
- toal - Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana
- toe - Texas, Oklahoma and Eastern Railroad
- TOE - Texas Oklahoma and Eastern RR Company
- TNM&O - Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma Coaches (now part of Greyhound)