Georgia, United States

Overall StateScore

69.25

StateScore based on streets reviewed in Georgia

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  • StateWIRED 4/5
  • StateHEALTH 4/5
  • StateVALUE 4/5
  • StateESSENTIALS 4/5

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hcar86
Level 1

A growing town

Eatonton, Georgia, United States
By hcar86 on Jul 17, 2008
3.5/5
This area has been growing quite a bit lately. However, the area is still quite and safe. There are many small shops on Main Street. Most of them are gift shops or antique shops. There is no mall or movie theater in the area, so you are limited on nighttim...
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Jellybean70107
Level 1

A small, simple southern town.

Monroe, Georgia, United States
By Jellybean70107 on Jun 17, 2008
3/5
Monroe is located about 45 miles from Georgia's capitol city of Atlanta.

It is a small town where people keep to themselves. Some of its residents are fast paced and rude, while others are polite and courteous. There are several places to eat including: Ap...
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GU3Z
Level 1

In the middle of nowhere and, yet, everything!

Chickamauga, Georgia, United States
By GU3Z on Jun 17, 2008
3.5/5
A sleepy, little town with little to offer in the way of industry or entertainment, HOWEVER, it is very scenic and just minutes from Chattanooga, TN which has most anything you could want. Chickamauga is near Lookout Mountain which offers lots of memorable to...
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remagnus
Level 1

High Traffic but Quiet

Largo Drive, Savannah, Georgia, United States
By remagnus on Jun 17, 2008
4/5
We have lived here for 35 years. It is a nice residential area with a settled population. Properties are well maintained and the City of Savannah provides excellent sanitation services.
mrswoods
Level 1

Quiet small town - if you blink you miss it

Martin, Georgia, United States
By mrswoods on Jun 16, 2008
3.5/5
The town of Martin is a dot on the map 90 miles northeast of Atlanta, Georgia. Most people have more livestock for neighbors than people. If you are looking for city comfort then you need to go somewhere else, but if you are looking to visit rural America, the...
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MoonAssassin
Level 1

A total college town

Milledgeville, Georgia, United States
By MoonAssassin on Jun 04, 2008
5/5
When people think of Milledgeville they either think the antebellum capital or crazy town. This is due to the fact that Milledgeville used to be the capital during the Civil War. Becasue Central State Hospital is located in Milledgeville, the town has also bec...
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mountainmom01
Level 3

A Very Small City

McCaysville, Georgia, United States
By mountainmom01 on Jun 03, 2008
3.5/5
McCaysville, Georgia is a very small city in Fannin County, Georgia. There is not a whole lot to do there. You can board the train in Blue Ridge, which is a city in the same county, and ride it to McCaysville. They will let you out for a couple of hours and th...
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tbooth
Level 2

"Busy hustle and bustlers"

Clifton Road NE, Atlanta, Georgia, United States
By tbooth on May 30, 2008
3/5
The road where you can find the CDC, Emory Clinic and EU Hospital and Wesley Woods all in the same vicinity. Clifton Road has everything you need minus an actual place to live, except if you're either a doctor, college student or a patient. Some patients do ac...
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tbooth
Level 2

"Soooo serene it is..."

Houston Mill Road NE, Atlanta, Georgia, United States
By tbooth on May 30, 2008
5/5
Have you ever driven road that was so perfect, it looked as if no one lived there. Well, this road is almost like that. Ok, nevermind the Clifton Road traffic, but when you just drive by all the houses there, you see PERFECTION!. Some of these houses aren't ev...
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tbooth
Level 2

"Great to be downtown"

14th Street NW, Atlanta, Georgia, United States
By tbooth on May 30, 2008
3/5
Well they say downtown is always fun. It's true if you like being in traffic all the time, but accessible to everything. Fourteenth street is pretty much like the rest of the numbered streets. Lot's of pavement, plenty of bums asking for spare change, and even...
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