Site of the 1996 Summer Olympics

Home of the University of Georgia

Site of golf's Masters Tournament

GA's third largest city, located next to Fort Benning

Site of the first major gold rush in the U.S.

Nicknamed 'The Carpet Capital of the World'

Home of Agnes Scott College

Resort where leading financiers and politicians met to plan the U.S. Federal Reserve system

Site of the Ocmulgee National Monument and the Allman Brothers Band Museum

Capital of Georgia from 1804 to 1868

Singer Alan Jackson's home town

Birthplace of President Jimmy Carter

Atlanta's most populous suburb

Georgia's colonial capital and major seaport

City famous for its sweet onions