| Hint | Answer |
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| Only Georgia county named after a woman | |
| Georgia's largest county (in population) | |
| Georgia's highest point, at 4784 ft | |
| Georgia's only NFL team | |
| TV mogul who founded CNN | |
| Famous Dodger (MLB) born in Cairo, GA | |
| Only president (so far) born in Georgia | |
| Georgia's largest county (in land area) | |
| Headquarters of Habitat for Humanity, named after Vespucci | |
| Number of electoral votes (as of January 2010) | |
| Large swamp in the southeastern part of Georgia | |
| Civil Rights activist born in Atlanta, Georgia | |
| River that forms most of the western boundary | |
| Georgia's second largest city, home of The Masters | |
| Large reservoir lake formed by Buford Dam | |
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| Georgia's smallest county, consolidated with Athens in 1990 | |
| Georgia's capital and largest city | |
| Georgia's only NHL team (as of Jan 2010) | |
| River that forms most of the eastern boundary | |
| Georgia's only NBA team | |
| State vegetable known for its sweetness | |
| Georgia's only MLB team | |
| Georgia doctor famous for his use of ether anaesthesia for surgery | |
| Wrote The Color Purple, born in Eatonton | |
| Famous US general that burned Atlanta in 1864 | |
| English king that Georgia was named after | |
| Georgia's state song, popularized by Ray Charles | |
| Georgia's oldest city, and second oldest in US | |
| Georgia's two letter postal code abbreviation | |
| Scholarship awarded to outstanding graduating seniors | |
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