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United States Geography in the Early Republic - GEORGIA

Georgia

Towns and Cities of Georgia

Albany

Alma

Altamaha

Americus

Athens

Atlanta

Augusta

Bainbridge

Blairstown

Brentwood

Brunswick

Buford

Cairo

Calhoun

Camilla

Carrollton

Cartersville

Cedartown

Chamblee

Cochran

College Park

Columbus

Comer

Commerce

Conyers

Cordele

Cornelia

Covington

Cuthbert

Dalton

Dawson

Decatur

Donalsonville

Douglass

Douglassville

Dublin

East Point

East Thomaston

Eatonton

Elberton

Experiment

Fairburn

Fitzgerald

Forest Park

Forsyth

Fort Valley

Gainesville

Glennville

Greensboro

Griffin

Hapeville

Hardwick

Hartwell

Hawkinsville

Hazlehurst

Hoganville

Jackson

Jefferson

Jesup

La Grange

LaFayette

Lawrenceville

Lindale

Louisville

Lynn Station

Macon

Manchester

Marietta

Martinez

McCaysville

McRae

Metter

Milledgeville

Millen

Monroe

Montezuma

Monticello

Moultrie

Nashville

Newnan

North Atlanta

Ocilla

Pelham

Perry

Porterdale

Quitman

Rockmart

Rome

Rossville

Sandersville

Savannah

Silvertown

Smyrna

Statesboro

Summerville

Suwanee

Sylvania

Sylvester

Thomaston

Thomasville

Thomson

Tifton

Trimble

Valdosta

Vidalia

Warner Robins

Waycross

Waynesboro

W. Bainbridge

West Point

Winder

Counties of Georgia

Rivers, Lakes, etc. of Georgia

Savannah River

Running almost exactly northwest to southeast, it forms most of the boundary with South Carolina. At the middle of this border are Augusta GA on one side, and Hamburg, SC on the other.