Population |
9544750 |
Land Area |
315 miles from north to south |
State Capital |
Atlanta |
Largest City |
Atlanta |
Local Time |
Eastern Standard Time |
Main Airport |
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) |
Major Airlines |
Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Spirit Airlines |
Climate |
Mild all year round. However, southeast coast is quite warm from February to November |
Important cities |
Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Savannah and Macon |
Location |
Georgia, the eighth most populous and the 24th largest state, is situated in the southeastern region of the USA. It is positioned in both western and northern hemispheres, and is bordered by the US state of Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, and by the Atlantic Ocean. |
Major highlight |
Georgia is essentially 'the South in a nutshell’ – right from the foothills of the Appalachians in the north through vibrant Atlanta to the barrier island coast and historic Savannah. |
State Secret |
The barrier island coast including Cumber Islands and Tybee Island can be reached after a short drive from Orlando than Atlanta. Savannah is located at the northern end of the coast and is a romantic southern city. |
There are several reasons to find Georgia alluring. Manicured gardens, antebellum homes, cherry and peach blossoms make the state colorful, while golf, music and local festivals add to the character of this wonderful state in the USA. It’s no wonder that we at FlyOfinder have selected Georgia as a fascinating destination to visit in September 2019.
If these aren’t enough then Georgia holds even more surprises for you. The swamp at the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, one of the USA’s oldest freshwater areas will captivate you.
Do you know that Georgia has played a key role in the Civil War as well as the leadership in the civil rights movement? Undoubtedly so, Georgia offers unmatched vacation experience with its cultural attractions, adventures, music festivals, gardens, championship golf courses, and a rich heritage in music and history.
Georgia experiences a humid subtropical climate. Winters are short and mild, while summers are long and hot. The state’s climate is also impacted by the hill country in the north and the Atlantic Ocean on the east coast. Moreover, Georgia is also divided into separate climatic regions due to the Chattahoochee River. Winter is marked by little snowfall and mild temperatures. The northern parts of the state experience more snowfall. Summer is humid with daytime temperatures often exceeding 95 F. Tropical cyclones and tornadoes are also common in the state.
The months of March, June and July are the busiest for tourism in Georgia. You will be able to take advantage of mild weather when visiting during these months while enjoying outdoor activities and concerts in the state capital Atlanta. You may also visit from June to August to enjoy various events in Atlanta.
Georgia is ready to offer you rich and unique experiences with its breathtaking mountain scenery, relaxing coastline and bustling cities. With all these and more, plan your next vacation in Georgia now.
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