County seats in Georgia (U.S. state)

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 226. Chapters: Atlanta, Savannah, Georgia, Valdosta, Georgia, Columbus, Georgia, Macon, Georgia, Lawrenceville, Georgia, Dublin, Georgia, Marietta, Georgia, Cairo, Georgia, Waycross, Georgia, Jackson, Georgia, Madison, Georgia, Snellville, Georgia, Lincolnton, Georgia, Rome, Georgia, Greensboro, Georgia, Millen, Georgia, Wrightsville, Georgia, Kennesaw, Georgia, Georgetown, Quitman County, Georgia, Jefferson, Georgia, Douglas, Georgia, Gainesville, Georgia, Newnan, Georgia, Albany, Georgia, McDonough, Georgia, Lakeland, Georgia, Hamilton, Georgia, Decatur, Georgia, Thomasville, Georgia, Covington, Georgia, Hinesville, Georgia, Gray, Georgia, Milledgeville, Georgia, Canton, Georgia, Blakely, Georgia, Monticello, Georgia, Dawsonville, Georgia, Forsyth, Georgia, Louisville, Georgia, Pearson, Georgia, Americus, Georgia, Jesup, Georgia, Leesburg, Georgia, Mount Vernon, Georgia, Danielsville, Georgia, Carnesville, Georgia, Ocilla, Georgia, Tifton, Georgia, Moultrie, Georgia, Conyers, Georgia, Dallas, Georgia, Clayton, Georgia, Abbeville, Georgia, Adel, Georgia, Cumming, Georgia, Douglasville, Georgia, Camilla, Georgia, Fayetteville, Georgia, Monroe, Georgia, Eatonton, Georgia, Winder, Georgia, Sparta, Georgia, Cleveland, Georgia, Jeffersonville, Georgia, Irwinton, Georgia, Statesboro, Georgia, Dalton, Georgia, Griffin, Georgia, Trenton, Georgia, Blackshear, Georgia, Hawkinsville, Georgia, Cusseta, Georgia, Ashburn, Georgia, Alma, Georgia, Ellaville, Georgia, Homerville, Georgia, Toccoa, Georgia, Fitzgerald, Georgia, Springfield, Georgia, Lumpkin, Georgia, Buchanan, Georgia, Thomson, Georgia, Baxley, Georgia, Bainbridge, Georgia, Barnesville, Georgia, Pembroke, Georgia, Jasper, Georgia, Greenville, Georgia, Newton, Georgia, Oglethorpe, Georgia, Alamo, Georgia, Clarkesville, Georgia, Butler, Georgia, Brunswick, Georgia, Carrollton, Georgia, Darien, Georgia, Elberton, Georgia, Sylvester, Georgia, Washington, Georgia, Thomaston, Georgia, Cordele, Georgia, Eastman, Georgia, Folkston, Georgia, Hartwell, Georgia, Swainsboro, Georgia, Metter, Georgia, Sylvania, Georgia, Reidsville, Georgia, Blue Ridge, Georgia, Crawfordville, Georgia, McRae, Georgia, Fort Valley, Georgia, Vienna, Georgia, Ellijay, Georgia, Lexington, Georgia, Franklin, Georgia, Blairsville, Georgia, Cedartown, Georgia, Calhoun, Georgia, LaGrange, Georgia, Perry, Georgia, Ludowici, Georgia, Cochran, Georgia, Dawson, Georgia, Jonesboro, Georgia, Buena Vista, Georgia, Chatsworth, Georgia, Watkinsville, Georgia, Preston, Georgia, Talbotton, Georgia, Nashville, Georgia, Warrenton, Georgia, Hiawassee, Georgia, Gibson, Georgia, Summerville, Georgia, Nahunta, Georgia, Zebulon, Georgia, Woodbine, Georgia, Dahlonega, Georgia, Donalsonville, Georgia, Sandersville, Georgia, Claxton, Georgia, Colquitt, Georgia, Ringgold, Georgia, Quitman, Georgia, Homer, Georgia, LaFayette, Georgia, Lyons, Georgia, Soperton, Georgia, Fort Gaines, Georgia, Morgan, Georgia, Hazlehurst, Georgia, Athens, Georgia, Augusta, Georgia, Cartersville, Georgia, Waynesboro, Georgia, Appling, Georgia, Statenville, Georgia, Knoxville, Georgia. Excerpt: Atlanta ( , , locally ) is the capital and most populous city in the U.S. state of Georgia. According to the 2010 census, Atlanta's population is 420,003. The Atlanta metropolitan area, with 5,268,860 people, is the third largest in the Southeastern United States and the ninth largest in the country. The Atlanta Combined Statistical Area, a larger trade ...