Herein are 40 pages of websites for the state of Georgia government and its respective 159 counties to easily access.

This timeless and priceless resource will be an asset to governments, multinational companies, CEOs, executives, business and community leaders, entrepreneurs, real estate developers, urban planners, aspiring and seasoned politicians, nonprofit organizations, churches, social service workers and grant writers eager to network with brokers of power and partner with those with positions of influence capable of bringing about positive change within their respective areas of interest.

Georgia is the 8th most populated state in the United States and is home to Atlanta, a metropolitan area where 57% of Georgians live. Georgia had 14 of the nation’s fastest growing counties between the years of 2007 to 2008. Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources oversees 48 state parks, 15 historic sites, and numerous wildlife preserves.

Georgia has been ranked for 5 years the top state in the United States to do business, having the best business and labor climate in the nation, being number one in workforce training and having a leading state economic development agency.

Thanks to the Georgia Film, Music and Digital Entertainment Office promoting the state; over 700 film and television projects have been filmed in Georgia. As of 2016, Georgia overtook California to be the state with the most feature films produced on location. Film and television production in Georgia generates $10 billion of revenue, making Atlanta the Hollywood of the South. Forest Gump, Captain America, Black Panther and many more films were produced in Georgia.

Farms throughout Georgia produce peanuts, corn, soybeans, pecans and blueberries. Georgia is the number one producer of pecans in the world and is among the top five producers of blueberries in the United States.

Georgia’s industrial products include textiles, apparel, transportation equipment, food processing, paper products, chemicals and products, and electric equipment.

South Korean automaker Kia Corporation is located in West Point. Rivian, an electric car manufacturer has a production facility planned for Social Circle in 2024.

Among Georgia’s famous tourist attractions are: Dr. Martin Luther King Memorial, Savannah’s Historic District, the Carter Presidential Center, World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, Zoo Atlanta, Stone Mountain and Callaway Gardens.

CNN headline news was founded by notable Georgia resident and billionaire Ted Turner. The Weather Channel is also headquatered in Atlanta, Georgia. Today, there are 48 television broadcast stations in Georgia. Atlanta’s metropolitan area is the 9th largest media market in the United States, making it a key target market for politicians, companies, and investors.

Paul F. Davis is an international educator, worldwide minister, inspirational speaker and author of 100 books. Paul has traveled throughout the United States and to 90 nations of the world. Paul has earned 4 Master degrees with honors, one in Health from the University of Alabama.

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