Georgia
These free, printable travel maps of Georgia are divided into seven regions:
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Travel Maps of Georgia
Atlanta
There’s always something to do in one of America’s most dynamic and progressive cities, a burgeoning multi-ethnic melting pot that also has a friendly flavor of the old South just beneath the surface.
Savannah
Georgia’s grand old city isn’t just full of history, though that’s certainly very much worth exploring. It has found new life as an arts and culture mecca and world-class destination, with as many or more things to do on any given day than cities two or three times its size.
North Georgia
The Blue Ridge Mountains are the backdrop for this inspiring, scenic area full of waterfalls, state parks, and outdoor adventures for the whole family.
Piedmont
Green, rolling countryside and classic antebellum architecture are the calling cards here, where old meets new on a daily basis in what was once a center of Georgia’s old Confederate power structure.
Middle Georgia
From Macon to Columbus, the rhythmic heart of Georgia is the soulful cradle of the state’s incredibly rich musical tradition… and where its best barbecue is located!
South Georgia
The state’s agricultural cornucopia and home of former President Jimmy Carter offers quite a few surprises among the peanuts and pecans, including the mighty, mysterious Okefenokee Swamp.
The Golden Isles
History and salt-kissed air meet in the marshes of Georgia’s chains of relatively undeveloped barrier islands. The feeling is timeless and tranquil. The Golden Isles comprise one of America’s hidden vacation gems, and one of the most unique ecosystems in North America.
