USA State Alabama

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Geography & Demographics

State Abbreviation	GA
State Capital	Atlanta
State Size	Total (Land + Water): 59,425 sq miles; Land Only: 57,906 sq miles
Number of Counties	159
Time Zone	Eastern Time Zone
Bordering States	Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee
Highest Point	Brasstown Bald, 4,784 feet
Tallest Building	Bank of America Plaza in Atlanta, 1,023 feet
Largest Stadium	Sanford Stadium in Athens, capacity 92,746
National Parks	None
State Population (2020)	10,711,908
State Population Density	185.0 people / square mile
Area Codes	229, 404, 470, 478, 678, 706, 762, 770, 912, 943
Top 5 Cities (2020 population)	Atlanta (512,550) Augusta (202,079) Columbus (196,442) Savannah (143,632) Athens (127,795)

Government & Legislature

Statehood	Jan. 2, 1788
Electoral Votes	16
State Flag
Governor	Official Georgia Governor Website
U. S. Senators	List of U. S. Senators From Georgia
U. S. Representatives	List of U. S. Representatives From Georgia
State Senators	List of Georgia State Senators
State Representatives	List of Georgia State Representatives
State Government	Official Site
State Constitution	Georgia State Constitution
Same-Sex Marriage Legalization Date	June 26, 2015
Road Conditions	Georgia Road Conditions
State Quarter Issue Date	July 19, 1999

State Symbols

State Amphibian	Green tree frog
State Bird	Brown thrasher
State Crop	Peanut
State Fish	Largemouth bass
State Flower	Cherokee rose
State Fruit	Peach
State Insect	Honeybee
State Marine Mammal	Right whale
State Mineral	Staurolite
State Motto	Wisdom, justice, and moderation
State Nickname	Peach State; Empire State of the South
State Reptile	Gopher tortoise
State Tree	Live oak
State Vegetable	Vidalia onion

Sports Teams

Major Sports Teams	MLB: Atlanta Braves NFL: Atlanta Falcons NBA: Atlanta Hawks MLS: Atlanta United
NCAA Division I Schools	University of Georgia (SEC) Georgia Institute of Technology (ACC) Georgia Southern University (Sun Belt) Georgia State University (Sun Belt) Kennesaw State University (Atlantic Sun) Mercer University (Southern) Savannah State University (Mid-Eastern Athletic)

Table Tennis Clubs in Georgia

City	Table Tennis Club
Alpharetta	Archi's Table Tennis Club
Athens	Athens Georgia Table Tennis
Duluth	MK Georgia Table Tennis
Johns Creek	Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy
Lawrenceville	Jon's Table Tennis Training
Norcross	Atlanta Georga Table Tennis Association
Savannah	Savannah Table Tennis Club
Suwanee	Wu Yue Table Tennis

Popular Tourist Attractions

Atlanta Botanical Garden: Garden in Atlanta.
Atlanta History Center: Museum in Atlanta.
Callaway Gardens: Garden just outside of Columbus.
Centennial Olympic Park: Park in Atlanta.
CNN Center: Building in Atlanta.
College Football Hall of Fame: Hall of fame and museum for college football in Atlanta.
Georgia Aquarium: Aquarium in Atlanta.
Georgia Guidestones: Granite monument in Elbert County.
High Museum of Art: Museum in Atlanta.
Lake Lanier: Reservoir in northern Georgia.
Piedmont Park: Park in Atlanta.
Rock City: Garden in Chattanooga.
Six Flags Over Georgia: Theme park in Atlanta.
Stone Mountain: Theme park in Atlanta.
Underground Atlanta: Shopping and entertainment district in downtown Atlanta.
Wild Adventures: Theme park in Valdosta.
World of Coca-Cola: Museum showcasing the history of The Coca-Cola Company in Atlanta.
Zoo Atlanta: Zoo in Atlanta.

Festivals and Events

Top festivals and events in Georgia. They are listed in approximate order of when they take place during the year.

Festival / Event	When	Location
Cherry Blossom Festival	March to April	Macon
Savannah Music Festival	March/April	Savannah
Atlanta Dogwood Festival	April	Atlanta
Atlanta Film Festival	April	Atlanta
Georgia Renaissance Festival	April to June	Fairburn
Atlanta Jazz Festival	May	Atlanta
Shaky Knees Music Festival	May	Atlanta
Atlanta Food & Wine Festival	September	Atlanta
Tybee Island Pirate Fest	Ocboer	Tybee Island
Savannah Food & Wine Festival	November	Savannah

Popular Iconic Georgia Foods

Georgia is famous for the following foods:

Peaches
Boiled Peanuts
Pecan Pie
Fried Chicken
Pimento Cheese
Fried Green Tomatoes
Shrimp and Grits
Chicken and Dumplings
Corn On The Cob
Brunswick Stew

Famous People Born In Georgia

Nobel Prize Winners

Martin Luther King Jr. (Peace, 1964)
Jimmy Carter (Peace, 2002)
Ben Bernanke (Economic Sciences, 2022)

United States Presidents

Jimmy Carter (39th President)

Pro Football Hall Of Fame Members

Marion Motley (Fullback. Inducted in 1968)
Jim Brown (Fullback. Inducted in 1971)
Jim Parker (Offensive Guard, Offensive Tackle. Inducted in 1972)
Mel Blount (Cornerback. Inducted in 1989)
John Hannah (Guard. Inducted in 1991)
Larry Little (Guard. Inducted in 1993)
Rayfield Wright (Offensive Tackle. Inducted in 2006)
Richard Dent (Defensive End. Inducted in 2011)
Ray Guy (Punter. Inducted in 2014)
Kevin Mawae (Center. Inducted in 2019)
Calvin Johnson (Wide Receiver. Inducted in 2021)

Baseball Hall Of Fame Players

Ty Cobb (Center Fielder. Inducted in 1936)
Bill Terry (First Baseman. Inducted in 1954)
Jackie Robinson (Second Baseman. Inducted in 1962)
Josh Gibson (Catcher. Inducted in 1972)
Johnny Mize (First Baseman. Inducted in 1981)
Frank Thomas (First Baseman. Inducted in 2014)

Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall Of Fame Players

Walt Frazier (Guard. Inducted in 1987)
Teresa Edwards (Guard. Inducted in 2011)

Famous Actors And Actresses

Holly Hunter
Julia Roberts
Joanne Woodward

Famous Singers

Ray Charles
Amy Grant
Alan Jackson
Jennifer Paige
Otis Redding
Kanye West

Georgia Fun Facts

· Georgia was named for King George II of England.

· Georgia was founded in 1732 by British Member of Parliament James Oglethorpe. Oglethorpe's original intention was to use the colony as a place for debt-ridden people to get a fresh start.

· Georgia is the largest state east of the Mississippi River.

· Georgia has seven official natural wonders: Amicalola Falls, the Okefenokee Swamp, Providence Canyon, Radium Springs, Stone Mountain, Tallulah Gorge, and Warm Springs.

· Coca-Cola was invented in May 1886 by John Pemberton in Atlanta, Georgia.

· The popular theme park - Six Flags Over Georgia, was actually named for six flags that flew over the lands that comprise of present-day Georgia. The six flags are that of England, Spain, France, Confederate States of America, United States, and Georgia.

· In Georgia, it's illegal to live on a boat for more than 30 days during a calendar year.

· Wesleyan College in Macon was the first college in the world established as a full college for women. It started in 1836 as Georgia Female College.

· Georgia is the only state with an official State Crop, peanut.

· The Hatsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the world's busiest airport in terms of number of passengers served.

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