American History Landmarks in Georgia

ContentsHampton American History Landmarks in GeorgiaInteresting Items Related to GA HistoryPage Citations and Related ArticlesHampton American History Landmarks in Georgia Discover some of the more interesting American history landmarks in the state of Georgia, such as the Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site, FDR’s Little White House, and the birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of Girl Scouts of...

Precipitation Map of Georgia

Wondering what the rainfall is like in Georgia? This excellent precipitation map shows you the average rainfall throughout the state in a visual way. One picture is definitely worth a thousand words! This precipitation map shows the amount of rainfall the state of Georgia receives. Download the map as a PDF file.     Cite this… (new...

Population of Georgia

ContentsPopulation Statistics for GeogiaSuggested Reading on GeorgiaPopulation Statistics for Geogia Below you will find the population statistics for the state of Georgia from the US Census Bureau. The data comes directly from their site, and is updated regularly. If you can see this, your browser does not understand IFRAME. However, we’ll still link you to the file. Source: US Census...

National Parks of Georgia

ContentsList of Georgia National ParksInteractive Map of the Georgia National ParksList of Georgia National Parks Andersonville, National Historic Site, Appalachian National Scenic Trail, Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park, Cumberland Island National Seashore, Fort Frederica National Monument, Fort Pulaski National Monument, Jimmy Carter National...

Georgia State Places

ContentsGeorgia State Botanical GardenGeorgia State Peanut MonumentGeorgia State Railroad MuseumGeorgia State Transportation History MuseumGeorgia State SchoolGeorgia State Botanical Garden The State Botanical Garden of Georgia has dozens of different gardens and price collections. On this you can find maps of the garden, descriptions of the gardens, and a variety of other information. Source: The State...

Georgia State Animals

ContentsGeorgia State AmphibianGeorgia State BirdGeorgia State ButterflyGeorgia State FishGeorgia State Game BirdGeorgia State InsectGeorgia State Marine MammalGeorgia State Reptile Georgia State Amphibian The green tree frog was adopted by Georgia as recently as 2005. Learn about this cute lime green frog on this site.Source: Georgia Secretary of State Georgia State Amphibian (Green Treefrog)This has good...

Georgia Art and Theatre Symbols

ContentsGeorgia State Fine Art Symbols, Georgia Performing Art Symbols, and Georgia Artistic FestivalsGeorgia State Fine Art Symbols, Georgia Performing Art Symbols, and Georgia Artistic Festivals Georgia State Art MuseumLeran about the rich history of Georgia’s official art museum on the museum’s own site.Source: Georgia Museum of Art Georgia State BalletThe Atlanta Ballet was founded in the 1920s,...

Georgia State Soil

ContentsDownload the Georgia State Soil ProfileThe State Soil of Georgia is the Tifton Soil Series The Tifton series was one of the first series to be recognized in Georgia. It was established in Grady County, Georgia, in a 1908 soil survey conducted by Hugh Hammond Bennett. Tifton soils occur throughout the Southern Coastal Plain in Georgia. They are the most extensive soils in Georgia. They occur on more than 2...

Georgia Botanical and Garden Symbols

ContentsGeorgia State Flowers, Georgia State Tree, and Georgia State CropGeorgia State Flowers, Georgia State Tree, and Georgia State Crop Georgia State CropPeanuts became Georgia’s official crop in 1995. Learn about peanuts in Georgia and their history in the world. Source: Georgia Peanut Commission Georgia State FlowerThis site tells all about the history of the Cherokee rose, and its relationship to...

Georgia Geological and Archaeological Symbols

ContentsGeorgia State Fossil, Georgia State Gemstone, and Georgia State MineralGeorgia State Fossil, Georgia State Gemstone, and Georgia State Mineral Georgia State Fossil You’ll learn all about the Georgia state fossil, a shark tooth from the Miocene epoch, at this great informative site.Source: State Fossils Georgia State GemIn 1976, quartz became Georgia’s state gemstone. Learn more about it...