Atlas Project Review
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| county | a subdivision of the state set up to carry out certain governmental functions
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| county seat | the city or town where the county government is located
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| metropolitan area | a central city of over 50,000 residents or a city and its surrounding counties with a total population of 100,000 or more
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| 159 | number of counties in GA
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| Okefenokee Swamp | located in the Outer Coastal Plain in SE Georgia; filled with "black water", home to hundreds of species of plants, animals, and reptiles
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| Radium Springs | located near Albany; first opened as a resort casino in 1927; featured sapphire blue water flowing through a crystalline pool; most of the springs have dried up due to drought and algae
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| Tallulah Gorge | 3 miles long and about 1,200 feet deep; use to be known as the "Niagra Falls of the South", but a dam was built so today the river is silent
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| Stone Mountain | a solid grantite mountain that rises 750 feet above the GA Piedmont; known for its Confederate Memorial Carving, which is the largest raised sculpture in the world
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| Providence Canyon | known as the "Little Grand Canyon", it is located in Lumpkin County and is made of multicolored rock level of tan, white, buff, pink, lavendar, red, salmon, and orange hues
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| Warm Springs | located in Pine Mountain; Pres. Roosevelt visited here to treat his polio and even built a home here known as The Little White House
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| Amicalola Falls | located near Dawsonville; means tumbling water in Cherokee; the falls provide an incredible 729-foot cascade of water
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| Battle of Kettle Creek | revolutionary battle fought in GA; a rebel victory that provided a much needed morale boost to the Georgia rebels
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| Siege of Savannah | American and French attempt to defeat the British forces in Savannah; it was unsuccessful and the British occupied the city until the end of the war
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| Hernando de Soto | Spanish explorer; traveled through GA in 1540 looking for gold
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| Ellijah Clarke | rebel colonel at the Battle of Kettle Creek
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| Battle of Chickamauga | Civil War battle in northern GA in late 1863; the Confederates successfully pushed the Union out of GA and back to Chattanooga, but the Union quickly re-grouped and successfully invaded Georgia
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| March to the Sea | Sherman's successful tactic to divide the Confederacy; caused about $100 million dollars in damage
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| Battle of Atlanta | the result of this event was the burning of Atlanta
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| Andersonville | notorious Civil War prisoner of war camp; it was run by the Confederates; conditions were so unsanitary and supplies were so low that over 13,000 Union prisoners died here
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