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North Georgia
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- If you are looking for the region of the former Soviet republic, see Northwestern Georgia.
North Georgia is a mountainous region in the state of Georgia.
[edit] Counties
- Catoosa
- Chattooga
- Dade - the northwest corner of Georgia. Includes Cloudland Canyon.
- Dawson - includes the city of Dawsonville and Amacalola Falls.
- Fannin - includes Blue Ridge.
- Floyd - includes Rome and Berry College.
- Gilmer - includes Ellijay
- Gordon
- Habersham
- Lumpkin - includes the former gold rush town of Dahlonega
- Murray - includes Chatsworth and Fort Mountain
- Pickens - includes Jasper and Big Canoe resort.
- Rabun - includes Clayton and Tallulah Gorge
- Stephens - includes Toccoa
- Towns - Hiawasee and Lake Chatuge
- Union - Blairsville and some of the state's highest peaks are located in this county.
- Walker - Georgia end of Lookout Mountain, part of the Chattanooga metro area.
- White - Helen, Unicoi State Park, Sautee-Nachoochee Valley, and Cleveland.
- Whitfield - includes Dalton
[edit] Cities
- Blairsville
- Blue Ridge
- Chatsworth
- Clayton
- Cleveland
- Dahlonega
- Ellijay
- Helen
- McCaysville
- Mineral Bluff
- Morganton
- Rome
- Toccoa
[edit] State parks
- Amacalola Falls State Park
- Fort Mountain State Park
- Lake Chatuge State Park
- Tallulah Gorge State Park
- Unicoi State Park
- Vogel State Park
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- Dahlonega - historic gold rush town, including the Dahlonega Gold Museum
- Helen - created to resemble and Alpine Village, and nearby areas of Unicoi and Sautee-Nachoochee Valley.
- Amacalola Falls
- Tallulah Gorge
- Lake Chatuge
- Brasstown Bald
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