Six Flags Georgia and Other Local Attractions

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Six Flags Georgia

Above: An aerial view of the Six Flags theme park near Austell, Georgia.

Austell is located about fifty miles northwest of Atlanta.

Photo: filmangry.blogspot.com

Scroll down for more alluring images and fascinating facts about the state of Georgia.

The U.S. state of Georgia is home to 62 state parks, countless wilderness trails, and many beautiful beaches, not to mention exciting metro areas like Atlanta.

Use this page to help you pick your favorite things to do in Georgia.

Scroll to the bottom of the page for links to other U.S. state image galleries.

Pictured Above: A luxury home with stone siding in Sandy Springs,

a wealthy suburb outside of Atlanta, not too far from Six Flags Georgia.

Photo: homeatlanta.com

facts about georgia

1. Georgia's official state flower is the Cherokee Rose.

2. Georgia's official state tree is the Live Oak.

3. Georgia's official state bird is the Brown Thrasher.

4. Georgia's official state fish is the Largemouth bass.

5. Georgia produces more pecans and peanuts than any other U.S. state.

6. The ten largest cities in Georgia (by population size) are Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Savannah, Athens, Sandy Springs, Roswell, Macon, Johns Creek and Albany, in that order.

7. The state of Georgia was established as the last of the original Thirteen Colonies back in 1732.

8. Native American Indian Tribes from Georgia include Cherokee and Creek.