What does MRBA mean?
MRBA means Mississippi River Basin Alliance
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Mississippi River Basin Alliance?
Mississippi River Basin Alliance can be abbreviated as MRBA
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What does MRBA stand for? MRBA stands for "Mississippi River Basin Alliance". |
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How to abbreviate "Mississippi River Basin Alliance"? "Mississippi River Basin Alliance" can be abbreviated as MRBA. |
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What is the meaning of MRBA abbreviation? The meaning of MRBA abbreviation is "Mississippi River Basin Alliance". |
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What is MRBA abbreviation? One of the definitions of MRBA is "Mississippi River Basin Alliance". |
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What does MRBA mean? MRBA as abbreviation means "Mississippi River Basin Alliance". |
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What is shorthand of Mississippi River Basin Alliance? The most common shorthand of "Mississippi River Basin Alliance" is MRBA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BALMM - Basin Alliance for the Lower Mississippi in Minnesota
- UMRBA - Upper Mississippi River Basin Association
- FFP - Fishers & Farmers Partnership for the Upper Mississippi River Basin
- LMRB - Lower Mississippi River Basin
- MMBA - Mississippi Minority Business Alliance
- MVWA - Mississippi Valley Wrestling Alliance
- PRBA - Pascagoula River Basin Alliance
- UMRB - Upper Mississippi River Basin
- UMBRA - Upper Mississippi River Basin Association
- CRBA - Conemaugh River Basin Alliance
- GBERBA - Greater Blue Earth River Basin Alliance
- GUMRB - Greater Upper Mississippi River Basin
- MIRA - Mississippi Immigrant Rights Alliance
- MRB - Mississippi River Basin
- MRBA - Miss River Basin Alliance
- MSSA - Mississippi SmokeLess States Alliance
- MVD/MRC - Mississippi Valley Division and Mississippi River Commission
- UMRBA - Upper Mississippi River Basin Assn
- MARB - Mississippi-Atchafalaya River Basin
- bayou. - A small slow moving river or tributary in a marshy or swampy area. The term is used primarily in the Mississippi River basin and, especially, in Louisiana.