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Oaks of CumberlandCumberland Island - Camden County
Photo courtesy of Hugh Maddux
Springer Opera HouseColumbus - Muscogee County
Photo by E. Allan McGee, Courtesy of Springer Opera House
Julia Thompson Smith ChapelAgnes Scott College Campus
Decatur - DeKalb CountyPhoto by Rob Felt, Courtesy of
Agnes Scott College
Archibald Smith Plantation HouseRoswell - Fulton County
Photo courtesy of Doug Alexander
Town Center ParkSuwanee - Gwinnett County
Photo courtesy of Lynne DeWilde
Statue of Otis ReddingMacon - Bibb County
Photo courtesy of Macon-Bibb County Convention and Visitors Bureau
Sunrise on Lake LanierAt Young Deer Creek
Cumming - Forsyth CountyPhoto courtesy of Emilie Warren
Summertime Retreat on Lake BurtonNear Clayton - Raybun County
Photo courtesy of James Duckworth
Georgia Southern University CampusStatesboro - Bulloch County
Photo by Frank Fortune, Courtesy of Georgia Southern University
Concord Covered BridgeSmyrna - Cobb County
Photo courtesy of Doug Alexander
Engine 610 Arriving in SummervilleSummerville - Chattooga CountyPhoto courtesy of Shelia Cothran
or visit: www.georgia-navigator.com
visit: www.dot.ga.gov/maps
State Bicycle Routes .......................... 404-631-1982or visit: www.dot.ga.gov/travelingingeorgia/bikepedestrian
Tourism Information ............................1-800-VISIT GA or visit: www.georgia.org
ROAD INFORMATION AND EMERGENCY NUMBER
highway emergencies..................................... Dial 511
Atlanta, GA 30334 ................................. 404-656-3500Parks, Recreation & Historic Sites ..... 1-800-864-7275
Wildlife Resources Division .................. 770-918-6400
GEORGIA INFORMATION
National Park Service, Atlanta Federal Center,
U.S. FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE ..............404-679-7319
Sale of this map is strictly prohibited unless prior approval has been obtainedby the Georgia Department of Transportation.
www.dot.ga.gov
GEORGIA STATE PATROL..Dial *GSP on your cell phone
ALL OTHER EMERGENCIES.............................. Dial 911
STATE GOVERNMENT .............................. 404-818-6600DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ... 404-631-1000
(To report hazards & general maintenance on the State Route System)Toll Free ..............................................1-888-635-8287
Keep a plastic bag in the car for trash and never throw it out of the window.
Help the Brown TrasherKeep Georgia Clean.
www.litteritcostsyou.org
For a copy of the Georgia Bicycle Map, contact Georgia DOT at (404) 631-1982 or
e-mail [email protected]
www.dot.ga.gov/travelingingeorgia/bikepedestrian
www.gahighwaysafety.org
Click-It Or Ticket is Georgia’s statewide safety belt enforcement campaign. Georgia law authorizes police to write a ticket for any unbelted passenger vehicle driver or front seat passenger. Passengers under 17 are also required to be restrained by a safety belt, appropriate booster seat or child seat. Fines range from $15 to $100.
The Operation Zero Tolerance initiative is Georgia’s statewide crackdown on impaired driving. The “OZT” strategy means sobriety checkpoints, patrols on the road to catch deadly drunk drivers and jail time for DUI. It puts the heat on violators where it hurts— their checkbooks, plus increased points on license and increased insurance rates.
Map Sales ....................................................................
2 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr., SE, Suite 1252, East Tower
U.S. FOREST SERVICE ............................ 770-297-30001755 Cleveland Highway, Gainesville, GA 30501
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR .......... 404-562-3108
1924 Building, 100 Alabama St., SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Travel Advisory............................................. Dial 511
Get traffic & travel information or report road hazards &
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A world of adventure, history, and culture awaits you in
Georgia. The state’s wide diversity of destinations, from
the mountains to the coast, from its southern rivers and
its historic heartland to metro Atlanta, guarantees
every visitor an unforgettable experience.
Atlanta
Atlanta’s thriving arts and culture scene offers sites and experiences unmatched in the South. Visit the High Museum of Art for a rich educational experience, or catch a show at the magnificent Fox Theater. The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Ballet, and Atlanta Opera all boast first-class performances throughout the year.
Savannah
Home to Johnny Mercer, Flannery O’Connor, and Conrad Aiken, Savannah’s international presence is enhanced with festivals spotlighting Music, Jazz and Film. The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) keeps the fresh edge of creativity alive at the Sidewalk Art Festival. The Telfair Museum of Art is home to the new state-of-the-art Jepson Center for the Arts and offers both modern and historic venues for some of the finest collections around.
Music
Little Richard, James Brown, Otis Redding, Trisha Yearwood, B-52’s, R.E.M., and the Allman Brothers are just a few of the more than 450 Georgia musicians who are celebrated at the Georgia Music Hall of Fame in Macon. Athens has a musical vibe that is explosively energetic with hundreds of bands playing jazz, classical, blues, country, hip hop, rock, and every kind of alternative genre.
Arts & Culture
Throughout Georgia, many small towns have developed into a shop-per’s paradise. Antiques abound and unique boutiques and gift shops line the town squares and side streets. Madison, Rome, Dahlonega, Thomasville, and Washington are prime examples of how a community can preserve the best of its original architecture,yet offer a variety of shopping experiences. Walk the tree-lined streets browsing the shops and taking a break at a local café.
Find high-end designer fashions at Lenox Square, Phipps Plaza and the boutiques in Buckhead in Atlanta. Or, spend an entire day shopping and dining at Atlantic Station.
Whether you call it bargain hunting or just saving money, you’ll find great discounts at several outlet centers in Georgia. Stroll through the attractive outdoor village setting of the North Georgia Premium Outlets in Dawsonville, visit the Tanger Outlet Centers in Commerce and Locust Grove.
Shopping
Georgia is home to exciting attractions and destinations that are fun for the whole family. From interactive activities to historical landmarks, you’ll find you never have to leave the state to find educationally enriching and fun experiences.
The world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium, is in downtown Atlanta and houses more than 100,000 animalsfrom 500 species – truly an aquaticspectacular. Next door, the new World of Coke is home to the
world’s largest collection of Coke memorabilia and offers an opportunity to sample up to 70 different products from around the world.
In central Georgia, board the SAM Shortline Excursion Train out of Cordele and chug your way through the scenic Georgia farmlands and countryside on your way through Americus, Leslie, and Plains.
Wild Adventures Theme Park near Valdosta combines the best of more than 100 rides and attractions, including 9 coasters, over 500 wild animals, Splash Island Water Park and a line-up of more than 50 concerts and special events throughout the year.
Family Fun
Civil War
From Chickamauga, the second-bloodiest battle of the Civil War, to Andersonville, the most notorious prison camp of the War, Georgia has a wealth of battle-fields, cemeteries, arsenals, museums, mansions, and stories. The Civil War’s impact on Georgia was greater than any other event in the state’s history with some 11,000 Georgians killed and more than 100,000 total casualties. The Blue and Gray Trail, which extends from Chattanooga to Atlanta, highlights some of the most preserved land and battle sites of the 1860s.
Civil Rights
From the battlegrounds of the Civil War to Civil Rights, Georgia’s place in the epic strug-gle for equal rights is second to none. Native Atlantan Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is buried at the King Center and his birth home is a National Historic Site. In south Georgia, visit the Albany Civil Rights Movement Museum, located in the historic Freedom District of Downtown.
Presidential Legacy
Southern people, culture, heritage, and events have had an impact on American and World history through the lives of three former presidents. Woodrow Wilson, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Jimmy Carter all have significant ties to Georgia. Their homes and stories are found in sites from Augusta to Warm Springs and from Plains to Atlanta.
Historic Sites
Awaiting you are exciting outdoor adventures like hiking,hang-gliding, mountain biking, white-water rafting, and kayaking. Georgia is a water wonderland with a vast system of rivers, lakes, coast, and even a swamp, offering many opportunities for you to raft, paddle, and tube in Georgia.
The state is sprinkled with pristine natural areas such as the swamp at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, one of the oldest freshwater areas in the country. In southeast Georgia, the Altamaha River Trail, just over 100 miles long, is formed by the confluence of the Ocmulgee and Oconee Rivers. In southwest Georgia, visit Providence Canyon – Georgia’s “Little Grand Canyon” – and enjoy breathtaking pink, orange, red, and purple hues in the soft canyon soil. In north Georgia, the Chattooga River, Georgia’s only nationally designated “Wild & Scenic” river, offers Class III to Class V whitewater rafting.
Outdoor Adventure
Dawsonville is home to the largest collection of kangaroos outside of Australia.Stone Mountain is the world’s largest free-standing piece of exposed granite.
The Georgia Aquarium, the world’s largest, includes eight million gallons of fresh and marine water and is home to more than 100,000 animals representing 500 species from around the globe.
Coca-Cola® was invented in Atlanta in May 1886 by Dr. John S. Pemberton.
The Varsity®, in downtown Atlanta, is the world’s largest fast-food drive-in restaurant.
In 1996, Georgia welcomed 197 nations, 10,318 athletes and 47,466 volunteers to the XXVI Summer Olympic Games.
Okefenokee means “land of the trembling earth” in Seminole.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Interna-tional Airport is the world’s busiest passenger airport.
Cumberland Island is the
largest undeveloped island on the
Atlantic Coast.
Zoo Atlanta
Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta
Chickamauga Battle Field
Lucas Theater, Savannah Tanger Outlet Center, Commerce
River Street, Savannah
Providence Canyon, Lumpkin
Northeast Georgia Mountains
www.dot.ga.gov/wildflower
Color Your Roads
Buy the new Wildflower“Purple Coneflower”License Plate!
Help decorate our state!
www.dot.state.ga.us/wzs/
Here are some tips to keep in mind when driving through work zones.
Slow down.Don’t tailgate.Pay attention to signs.Obey road crew flaggers.Stay alert.Expect the unexpected.Keep up with the flow of traffic.
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