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Acworth
Weichert Realtors - Premier Service Phone: 770-384-8800 Acworth Real Estate Acworth real estate team at Weichert Realtors is ready to assist you with buying and selling Atlanta real estate and homes in Acworth, Ball Ground, Canton, Holly Springs, Nelson, Towne Lake and other cities in the surrounding counties.
Louise Scoggins | ||
Alpharetta click hereAtlanta is consistently ranked one of the top cities in the U.S. for business and family life, and Alpharetta is one of the hottest markets in Atlanta for both commercial and residential real estate. | ||
Athens
RE/MAX Associates - Athens, Inc. Phone: 706-296-4395 Athens Real Estate Real estate and homes for sale in Athens, Watkinsville, Oconee County, University of Georgia, Winterville, Madison County, Danielsville, and neighboring communities. | ||
Atlanta click hereAtlanta is located on the Piedmont Plateau, a rolling upland region on the eastern slope of the Appalachian Mountains. The city itself is relatively small, but the metropolitan region is one of the largest in the southeastern United States, occupying 20 counties, and containing a number of smaller established municipalities such as Decatur, Marietta, Douglasville, and Roswell. | ||
Augusta click hereAugusta is located on the Savannah River, opposite South Carolina. It is the commercial, manufacturing, transportation, and medical center of a large bistate area. Manufactures include textiles, pulp and paper, clay products, fertilizer, and processed food. | ||
Bainbridge click hereBainbridge is located in the southwest corner of Georgia just north of the Florida state line. It is on the banks of the Flint River. It is surrounded by the serenity of nature, filled with the excitement of history and home to genuine southern hospitality. | ||
Blue Ridge
Re/Max Around the Mountains Phone: 800-848-9651 Great cabins and land in Ga, NC, and TN. Receive new listings automatically fitting your criteria without surfing the net! | ||
Buckhead
Re/Max Greater Atlanta Phone: 770-222-7406 E-mail: remaxhomesales@aol.com The Levine Team is proud to serve our clients with the utmost in luxury accommodations, including a limousine conversion touring van and temporary occupancy in a furnished townhome, free of charge! | ||
Canton
ERA Sunrise Realty Phone: 770-402-2900 Canton GA Real Estate SEARCH OVER 80,000 HOMES: Canton GA Real Estate and Homes for Sale to include BridgeMill, River Green, Woodmont, and all of Cherokee County.
Louise Scoggins | ||
Cherokee County
ERA Sunrise Realty - Babcock & Associates, INC Phone: 770-720-1515 Cherokee County Real Estate Search here for real estate in Cherokee County, Canton, Woodstock, Alpharetta, Roswell, Jasper, Kennesaw, and Waleska. Search the MLS and featured listings for Cherokee County.
Louise Scoggins | ||
Conyers
Burns Realty Phone: 770-483-1275 E-mail: brrealty@ix.netcom.com List and Sell Commercial, Industrial, and Land. Buyers Agent. Single family and commercial property management. Appx. 20 years experience in this area. Member and Past President Rockdale Board of Realtors. | ||
Dacula
Gwen RossStorybook Homes, LLC Phone: 678-910-3560 Featuring metro Atlanta homes reduced $5K-$50K! Instant equity; save BIG! Plus, search 90,000+ current listings of homes for sale in metro Atlanta. | ||
Douglasville
Realty Professionals, West Phone: 770-577-8733 E-mail: jwhit@bellsouth.net West Metro Atlanta Area | ||
Fayetteville
CENTURY 21 Southern Crescent Phone: 770-461-5111 E-mail: malindashelley@bellsouth.net Web Site Representing Buyers and Sellers in Residential Real Estate in the Fayette, Coweta, Clayton, Henry and South Metro areas. I enjoy meeting new people and helping them with their real estate needs. | ||
Ft. Olglethorpe
Heritage Realty Phone: (423) 894-8004 / (800) 894-4104 E-mail: honeycut@cdc.net North West Georgia including Dade, Walker, and Catoosa Counties. Chattanooga and Cleveland, TN, and surrounding counties. | ||
Ft. Stewart click hereFort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield are the home of the 3rd Infantry Division (Mechanized), and combine to be the Army's Premier Power Projection Platform on the Atlantic Coast. | ||
Hinesville click hereHinesville is located in Liberty County, just southwest of Savannah between Jessup and Richmond Hill along Highway 38 near the Altamaha River. It is situated on the southern portion of the Fort Stewart military installation. | ||
JasperPatsy CarverEXIT Realty Connections Phone: 706-253-0505 Servicing Jasper, Ellijay, Canton and the Mountains of North Georgia. | ||
Lafayette
Heritage Realty Phone: (423) 894-8004 / (800) 894-4104 E-mail: honeycut@cdc.net North West Georgia including Dade, Walker, and Catoosa Counties. Chattanooga and Cleveland, TN, and surrounding counties. | ||
Lawrenceville
Gwen RossStorybook Homes, LLC Phone: 678-910-3560 Web Site Featuring metro Atlanta homes reduced $5K-$50K! Instant equity; save BIG! Plus, search 90,000+ current listings of homes for sale in metro Atlanta. | ||
Marietta click hereMarietta is located in northwestern Georgia, near Atlanta. Marietta is the center for a major aircraft industry. Dobbins Air Force Base, and Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, the scene of a major American Civil War battle (1864) in which Union forces were defeated, are in the area. | ||
Peachtree City
The Home Source Realtors Phone: 678-234-1239 Web Site Serving Peachtree City, Newnan, Fayetteville, SummerGrove, and all of Coweta and Fayette county, Georgia - the 'Sensible' Atlanta location. | ||
Ringgold
Heritage Realty Phone: (423) 894-8004 / (800) 894-4104 E-mail: honeycut@cdc.net North West Georgia including Dade, Walker, and Catoosa Counties. Chattanooga and Cleveland, TN, and surrounding counties. | ||
Roswell click hereRoswell is located on the northern banks of the Chattahoochee River. Roswell is a 38-square-mile suburb of Atlanta. The city has a thriving arts scene, with cultural attractions that include walking tours of the historic district. | ||
Savannah click hereSavannah is located in southeastern Georgia, on the Savannah River near its mouth on the Atlantic Ocean. It is one of the leading seaports of the southeastern United States and a focus of road and railway transportation. Manufactures include paper products, aircraft, transportation equipment, chemicals, and food products. | ||
Smyrna
Re/Max Greater Atlanta Phone: 770-222-7406 E-mail: remaxhomesales@aol.com The Levine Team is proud to serve our clients with the utmost in luxury accommodations, including a limousine conversion touring van and temporary occupancy in a furnished townhome, free of charge! | ||
Trenton
Heritage Realty Phone: (423) 894-8004 / (800) 894-4104 E-mail: honeycut@cdc.net North West Georgia including Dade, Walker, and Catoosa Counties. Chattanooga and Cleveland, TN, and surrounding counties. | ||
Vinings
Re/Max Greater Atlanta Phone: 770-222-7406 E-mail: remaxhomesales@aol.com Web Site The Levine Team is proud to serve our clients with the utmost in luxury accommodations, including a limousine conversion touring van and temporary occupancy in a furnished townhome, free of charge! | ||
Woodstock
ERA Sunrise Realty Phone: 770-402-2900 Woodstock GA Real Estate SEARCH OVER 80,000 HOMES: Woodstock GA Real Estate and Homes for Sale in Towne Lake, Bradshaw Farm and all of Cherokee County. Luxury Properties, Lake Homes, Golf Course Country Club Communities.
Jackie Vaughn
Louise Scoggins | ||
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Peanuts, one of the state’s chief crops, are raised as a rotation crop on many cotton farms, and they are also a specialty on other farms. Peanuts are grown in Georgia for human consumption, for hog feed, and for a variety of industrial and commercial uses. Tobacco cultivation is concentrated in central and southern Georgia. Corn, used mainly for livestock feed, is grown throughout the state. Cotton is grown on the Coastal Plain and in the Piedmont. Formerly the primary crop, cotton is now planted in rotation with other crops important to the state’s economy. Watermelons are a specialty of farmers in the warmer coastal areas, and Macon and Fort Valley are the centers of a prosperous peach-growing industry, the state’s principal fruit-growing activity. Other fruit and vegetables grown in Georgia include apples, grapes, pears, plums, strawberries, asparagus, beans, celery, cucumbers, onions, peas, peppers, and tomatoes. Poultry raising, centered on Gainesville and other parts of the Piedmont and the Appalachians, has expanded rapidly since the 1930s. Most of the poultry farmers specialize in the production of broilers. Beef and dairy cattle are raised in the Ridge and Valley province and the Piedmont. Some hogs are also raised on dairy farms in these regions. However, most hogs are raised in peanut-growing areas in the Coastal Plain, where they are fattened on peanuts and peanut vines. Georgia has only a minor commercial fishing industry, compared with most other seaboard states. However, Brunswick ranks as one of the foremost seafood-processing centers in the Southeast. Shrimps, crabs, and oysters are processed at the port and also at Darien and Savannah. Forestry is a wide-spread activity in Georgia and provides raw materials for numerous industries. Georgia is a leading state for production of turpentine and rosin. It is also the leading state east of the Mississippi in the production of lumber (logs and boards) and pulpwood. Longleaf pine and slash pine are the principal sources of lumber and wood pulp. Pulp and paper companies own vast tracts of forest, and pulpwood production is an important industry because of the rapid regeneration of pine forests in favorable growing conditions. Many an abandoned cotton field is now forested and supplies its owners with valuable income from lumbering. Mining contributes less than one percent of Georgia’s overall economy as measured by the gross state product. However, several minerals are of national importance. Clays and clay products and stone are the most valuable minerals produced. Georgia ranks first among the states in kaolin output and second in the production of barite. Kaolin, a type of white clay used in making paper, paint, plastics, rubber, and hundreds of other products, is mined in great open pits near Macon and Augusta. One-fourth of the nations’s clay production–much of it kaolin–came from Georgia in the late 1990s. Mined and processed by multinational firms for the world market, Georgia’s clay is exported from the Port of Savannah. Fuller’s earth and ocher, both of which are used in refining vegetable and mineral oils, are also produced in great quantity. Georgia is among the nation’s leading producers of ocher and fuller’s earth. The marble is quarried near Tate City and Elberton. Georgia marble is a popular building material and widely used for gravestones. Georgia also quarries a considerable amount of granite for use as dimensional stone. Other valuable minerals include mica and bauxite. Some coal is mined in northwestern Georgia. Manufacturing is the state’s leading economic activity. In 1996 the leading industrial activity, in terms of its contribution to income in the state, was the production of textiles, including the manufacture of apparel. The manufacture of transportation equipment, including automobiles and aircraft, also was important to the state. Other leading activities were food processing, the production of chemicals, paper and pulp milling, printing and publishing, lumber and wood production, and the manufacture of rubber and plastic items. Georgia is a leading national producer of paper and board, tufted textile products, and processed chicken. Atlanta and Savannah are the major industrial centers, but a noteworthy feature of industry in Georgia is the dispersal of factories in small centers throughout the state. Augusta, Columbus, Macon, and Rome are the leading centers of the textile industry in Georgia. In addition, there are mills and factories in many smaller towns and cities throughout the state. In the early days of the textile industry, Georgia specialized in the production of coarse cloths, such as duck and drill. To those traditional lines have been added more specialized kinds of textiles. These include velvets, corduroys, denim, terry cloth, rugs, carpets, and synthetic fibers. Some woolen cloth is also produced. While many smaller textile plants closed in recent years, others have expanded. Employment levels have declined as production facilities have become more automated and require fewer workers. A wide variety of foodstuffs is processed in Georgia. Among the leading processed food products are beverages, frozen shrimp, oven-ready broilers, canned vegetables and fruits, biscuits and crackers, peanut butter, pecan pralines, and other candy. Gainesville ranks among the leading poultry-processing centers. Brunswick is a leading center for the canning and freezing of seafood and vegetables. Savannah has large sugar refineries, and in Atlanta soft drinks and a variety of foodstuffs are produced. Local farm produce is processed in trade centers throughout the state. There are shipyards and boatyards at Savannah and Brunswick, and two automobile assembly plants in the Atlanta area. At the large Lockheed-Georgia aircraft plant at Marietta, jet transports are manufactured for the United States Air Force. The manufacture of paper, paperboard, kraft paper (a paper made from wood pulp), and containers is centered chiefly in Atlanta, Savannah, and Macon. Chemical plants and related industrial facilities are located mainly in the Atlanta and the Savannah areas, as well as in other cities. The hardwood forests of the Blue Ridge province support a furniture industry in Toccoa. In addition, small wood-processing factories are scattered throughout the state’s forested areas. Tourists contribute significantly to Georgians’ incomes in the popular resorts of the sandy coastal areas, the scenic Blue Ridge area, and around Atlanta. | ||
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