Facts about Georgia:
Facts about Georgia Georgia was admitted to the union on January 2 1788. Georgia’s state flower is the Cherokee Rose. Georgia got its name for King George ll of England. Georgia is in the southeast region
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James Earl Carter, Jr. was the first president in Georgia. Georgia’s nickname is the “Peach state.” Georgia is a southeastern state and its capitol is Atlanta . Georgia is the fourth state. Georgia’s bird is the Brown Thrasher. Georgia is one of the largest cities. The Atlanta Hawks, Thrashers, Falcons are Georgia’s professional teams. History of Georgia
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Georgia’s bordering states are Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Bordering States
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Georgia’s quarter says on the back when Georgia was founded and the day the quarter was made, and has its nickname. Georgia’s Quarter
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Population of Georgia: 6,478,216 Area of Georgia: 58,910 miles squared Bird: Brown Thrasher Flower: Cherokee Rose Motto: Wisdom, Justice, and Moderation Statistics
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