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Augusta, Georgia

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Augusta is a big city in Georgia.

Augusta Canal tour boat music cruise
Augusta Canal tour boat music cruise

It sits on the edge of the state. The Savannah River flows right by it. The river marks the border with South Carolina.

James Oglethorpe Statue Augusta GA
James Oglethorpe Statue Augusta GA

A man named James Oglethorpe helped start the city. He named it for a British princess.

The weather in Augusta is often hot and wet. Summers are very humid. In the winter, it stays mostly mild.

Tiger Woods Masters 2006
Tiger Woods Masters 2006

Every spring, many people visit for a famous golf game. This event is called the Masters. Over 200,000 people come to watch!

Augusta is also a place for learning and work. It has a large Army base called Fort Gordon.

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Cyber-center-of-excellence

Many people there work with computers and cyber security. The city is also a center for medicine. Augusta University is a big part of this. In 2020, over 202,000 people lived in the city. It is a busy place with a long history.

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