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Georgia

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Geography
  • Area:
    • Area: 59,441 sq.mi (153,952 sq.km.), 24th
    • Land: 57,919 sq.mi. (150,010 sq.km.), 21st
    • Water: 1,522 sq.mi. (3,942 sq.km.), 24th
    • Coastline: 100 mi. (161 km.), 16th
    • Shoreline: 2,344 mi. (3,772 km.), 12th
  • Border States:
    Alabama | Florida | North Carolina | South Carolina | Tennessee | List of US Regions
  • Climate:
    Atlanta, Georgia’s Climate
  • County Profile:
    Georgia County Map , 159 Counties
  • Geographic Center:
    Twiggs, 18 miles southeast of Macon
  • Highest Point:
    Brasstown Bald ; 4,784 feet, (1,458 m), 25th tallest
  • Location:
    • Absolute Center: 32°42.8’N / 83°29.7’W
    • Relative Center: Twiggs, 18 miles southeast of Macon
    • Distance Between U.S. Cities
  • Lowest Point:
    Georgia; sea level, tied for 3rd lowest
  • Maps:
    Blank Georgia Outline Map | Blank Outline Maps for Other States
  • National Forest:
    Georgia
  • Topography:
    Image | | Most southerly of the Blue Ridge Mountains cover northeast and north central; central Piedmont extends to the fall line of rivers; coastal plain levels to coastal flatlands.
  • Weather:
    Atlanta, Georgia Weather

Education

  • Community and Technical Colleges:
    Georgia Community Colleges
  • Nursing Schools:
    Georgia
  • School Directory:
    • Georgia Schools   New
    • Public Schools
    • Private Schools

People

  • Biographies:
    Famous Georgians
  • Community Pages:
    Georgia Community Pages
  • Current Events:
    Georgia News Headlines
  • Media:
    Georgia Radio | Georgia TV
  • Newspapers:
    Georgia
  • Presidential Birthplace:
    • James Earl Carter, Jr., 1977-1981 (39th) | October 1, 1924 | Plains, Georgia
  • Sports:
    Georgia Teams
  • Yellow Pages:
    Georgia Yellow Pages

Attractions

  • Library:
    Georgia Public Library Services | Georgia Libraries   New
  • Museums:
    • Telfair Museum of Art (Savannah)
    • Albany Museum of Art (Albany)
    • Agusta Museum of History (Augusta)
  • State Parks:
    Georgia State Parks

History

  • History:
      Historical

Industry

  • Economy:
    • Agriculture: Poultry and eggs, peanuts, cattle, hogs, dairy products, vegetables.
    • Industry: Textiles and apparel, transportation equipment, food processing, paper products, chemical products, electric equipment, tourism.
  • White Pages:
    Georgia White Pages

More

  • Internet Service Providers:
    Georgia
  • Real Estate:
    Georgia Real Estate
  • Unclaimed Funds:
    Georgia

 

ATHENS-CLARKE
LOWNDES
CARROLL
FAYETTE
WHITFIELD
NEWTON
BARTOW
FLOYD
DOUGHERTY
ROCKDALE
WALTON
GLYNN
BULLOCH
BARROW
TROUP
LIBERTY
CATOOSA
BRYAN
LONG
DAWSON

 

Quick Facts

  • Admission to Statehood:
    January 2, 1788 (4th State)
  • Area:
    • Area: 59,441 sq.mi (153,952 sq.km.), 24th
    • Land: 57,919 sq.mi. (150,010 sq.km.), 21st
    • Water: 1,522 sq.mi. (3,942 sq.km.), 24th
    • Coastline: 100 mi. (161 km.), 16th
    • Shoreline: 2,344 mi. (3,772 km.), 12th
  • Constitution:
    Georgia’s Constitution , 4th State
  • Capital City:
    Atlanta
  • Nickname:
    Peach State
  • Population (2019):
    9,992,167; Rank: 8 of 50 | Population Quick Facts

Facts

  • Area Codes:
    229, 404, 470, 478, 678, 706, 762, 770, 912
  • Bird:
    Brown Thrasher | List of State Birds
  • Capital City:
    Atlanta
  • City Guides:
    Georgia City Guides
  • Constitution:
    Georgia’s Constitution , 4th State
  • Fast Facts:
    Georgia Fun Facts and Trivia
  • Flag:
    Click for detailed Georgia Flag
    The Georgia flag
     has three red and white stripes and the state coat of arms on a blue field in the upper left corner.Thirteen stars surrounding the seal denotes Georgia’s position as one of the original thirteen colonies. On the seal three pillars supporting an arch represent the three branches of government; legislative, judicial and executive. A man with sword drawn is defending the Constitution, whose principles are wisdom, justice and moderation. The date 1776 represents the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Flag adopted May 8th, 2003. Get this Flag
  • Flower:
    Cherokee Rose (Rosa laevigata) | Other State Flowers
  • Largest Cities:
    Atlanta | Augusta | Columbus | Savannah | Athens | Sandy Springs | Macon | Roswell | Albany | John’s Creek
  • Nickname:
    The Peach State
  • Origin of State Name:
    Named for King George II of England
  • Population (2019):
    9,992,167; Rank: 8 of 50 | Population Quick Facts
  • Soil:
    Tifton
  • Song:
    • “Georgia on My Mind” | Words by: Stuart Gorrell | Music by: Hoagy Carmichael
    • Other State Songs | Sheet Music
  • State Quarter:
    Georgia Quarter | List of State Quarters
  • Symbols:
    Georgia State Symbols
  • Tree:
    Southern Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) | Other State Trees
  • Zip Codes:
    Georgia Zip Codes

Government

  • Capital Tour:
    Georgia Capital Tour
  • County Profile:
    Georgia County Map Georgia County Map , 159 Counties
  • Courts:
    Judicial System
  • Department of:
    Education
  • Driving:
    Georgia Department of Driver Services
  • Highway Markers:
    Resource Manual
  • Local Resources:
    Georgia Courts Georgia Fire Departments Georgia Counseling Services Georgia Police Departments Georgia Government Offices
  • Public Records:
    Georgia Public Records
  • Representatives:
    • Georgia House: Members
    • Georgia Senate: Members
  • Roadside America:
    Georgia
  • Vital Records:

 

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