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Southwest Georgia Quail Hunting - The Quail Hunting Capital of the World!

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Farms and Animal Parks. Southwest Georgia is known for quail hunting. The Quail Hunting Capital of the World. Is Albany, Georgia. Sometimes called the heart of Southwest Georgia. Annually, Albany hosts a Celebrity Quail Hunt. But there is much more quail hunting in Southwest Georgia. Offers full-day and half-day quail hunting with no bag limits, cleaning charges or hidden costs. Also offers deer hunts and wobble traps. The lodge features a pavillion and brick fire pit that is a perfect setting fo...Is an...

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Southwest Georgia Major Tourist Attractions

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Southwest Georgia Tourist Attractions. The box below contains a list of tourist attractions in Southwest Georgia. To visit an attraction's website, click on the attraction's name. The website will open into a new window. Albany Civil Rights Institute. Blue and Gray Museum. Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts. The Colony City Opry. Colquitt County Arts Center. Georgia Rural Telephone Museum. Lamar Dodd Art Center. Liberty Theatre Cultural Center. Peach State Summer Theatre. Books by Millard Fuller.

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Plantation Trace Tourist Attractions in Southwest Georgia

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Plantation Trace is the southern most section of Georgia's Southern Rivers region. Named because of the number of plantations located there, this area is a popular quail hunting. Destination, and is characterized by the beauty of antebellum homes, small town culture and Southern hospitality. The attractions listed below are located in the cities and towns of Plantation Trace. Blue and Gray Museum. Blue and Gray Museum. Coalson Plantation and Inn. Fort Gaines, Georgia. Georgia's Native American Monument.

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Southwest Georgia Recreation - Historic, Recreational and State Parks

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Farms and Animal Parks. F D Roosevelt State Park. Pine Mountain, Georgia. F D Roosevelt State Park and Lodge. Are also named for FDR. Many of the park's facilities were built by the Civilian Conservation Corp during the Great Depression. The park also features a birdwatching area, campsites and cottages. George T. Bagby State Park. Fort Gaines, Georgia. George T. Bagby State Park and Lodge. Accommodatitons include a 60 room lodge and cottages. Georgia Veterans Memorial Park. As well as campsites. Are pre...

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Southwest Georgia Restaurants and Cuisine Specialty Shops

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Coffee roasting, world class desserts. Good Friends and A Bistro. Soups, specialty sandwiches, home. Fried catfish, cheese grits, fried pickles. All Pro Sports Bar and Grill. Home cooking and homemade desserts. Soups, Sandwiches, Salads. Roasted Peanuts, Fried Peanuts,. Peanut Brittle, Pecans, Candies, Gifts. A Bag to Go. Hot Dogs, Chicken, Dessert. Carroll's Sausage and Meats. Sausage: mild, medium, hot. Smoked Turkey, Ribs, Chicken, Beef. Deli and Pie Shoppe. Fried Chicken and Fish.

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Andersonville Georgia - Civil War National Historic Site and National Prisoner of Museum

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In the southern portion of Georgia's Presidential Pathways, just north of Americus. On Highway 19, is Andersonville Georgia, the location of Anderson Confederate Prison. The notorius 1864 Confederate prison known for overcrowed conditions and prisoner neglect. The prison was run by Captain Henry Wirz. And by John Frankenheimer in a 2004 movie. And also told on the History Channel. Drummer Boy Civil War Museum. Is the site of the National Prisoner of War Museum. Anderson Civil War Village. The Confederate...

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Southwest Georgia Festivals: FleaGrass, Mayhaw, Peanut, Rose, Watermelon

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Southwest Georgia is partially known for its abundance of festivals. Some of the more interesting are the Ant Festival. In Ashburn, the Gnat Festival in Camilla. And the Swine Festival. In Climax. Some festivals celebrate Southwest Georgia musicians such as the Fletcher Henderson Jazz Festival. In Cuthbert. From insects and aminals to music and entertainment, Southwest Georgians know how to celebrate home and create fun activities that attract visitors from far and near. A newly added activity is the str...

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Southwest Georgia Welcome Centers and Visitor Information Centers

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Are regional visitor information centers where visitors can drop by to pick up information on attractions, tours, etc. in Georgia's Southern Rivers region. Georgia Visitor Information Centers. Are locations where visitors can stop to obtain statewide information on Georgia. Georgia Visitor Information Centers also have public restrooms that are availble for use by travelers. Where available, restroom hours are given. (. Welcome Centers and Visitor Information Centers. Daily, 8AM - 6PM. George T. Bagby.