The State of Georgia
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- ATLANTA
- BROWN THRASHER
- CHEROKEE ROSE
- CHICKEN
- COCA COLA
- CORDELE
- EMPIRESTATEOFTHESOUTH
- FALCONS
- GEORGIA AQUARIUM
- HAWKS
- JEKYLL ISLAND
- JUSTICE
- KING GEORGE II
- LIVE OAK
- LUTHER KING
- MODERATION
- OCONNER
- OKEFENOKEE
- PEACH STATE
- PEANUTS
- PECANS
- POSSUM DROP
- POULTRY
- QUARTZ
- SIX FLAGS OVER GEORGIA
- STAUROLITE
- TALLAPOOSA
- VIDALIA ONIONS
- WALMART
- WATERMELON
- WISDOM
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Georgia is known as the Peach State. In fact, there are over 55 streets in Atlanta with the name “Peachtree.” But it's also the country's top producer of pecans, peanuts, and vidalia onions. The state's onions are considered some of the sweetest in the world. Atlanta, one of its cities, is known as the birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement; you can find Martin Luther King Jr.’s house on Auburn Ave. Find the names of Georgia’s notable places, people, major products, and more in this puzzle.
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