State of georgia

State of Georgia

Information about the official Georgia state flag.

Georgia - Note - like our 2nd home with loads of family there - we have tried to move there over the years but the job situation never worked out :(

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Searching for fun and interesting facts on Georgia. Here are 20 must know facts about the great state of Georgia.

Another photo of the United States of America and the State of Georgia flag flying proudly in Lawrenceville, Georgia. 2010.

The sight of that big blue welcome to Georgia sign after time away will warm your heart like nothing else.

Since 1733, when James E. Oglethorpe sailed up the Savannah River and established Savannah, the first town, Georgia has evolved into one of America's greatest states. The 1996 Olympics were held in Atlanta, the state capitol and also the unofficial capitol of the modern South. The Peach State has produced such notables as Martin Luther King, Jimmy Carter, Bobby Jones, Ty Cobb, Jackie Robinson, and Henry Aaron. Artist Lynn Morgan created a colorful overview of Georgia and its many…

Empire State of the South CAPITAL: Atlanta AREA: 58,876 sq. mill. POPULATION: 3,943,116. MOTTO: Wisdom, Justice, Moderation. FLOWER: Cherokee Rose. BIRD: Brown Thrasher. TREE: Live Oak. Fourth of the Original 13 States. Dexter Press DT-28257-B CAPA-019331

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15 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Georgia

A blank map of the state of Georgia, oriented vertically and ideal for classroom or business use. Free to download and print

Samantha shares pictures of the Georgia state road sign.

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Georgia Carolina State Fair - Augusta, Georgia

The Georgia Colony was founded on February 12, 1733 - After years of planning and two months crossing the Atlantic, James Oglethorpe and 114 colonists climbed 40 feet up the bluff from the Savannah River on this day in 1733 and founded the colony of Georgia!