Self Storage in Georgia

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Georgia Storage Facilities

If you are looking for a storage company in Georgia, you will be pleased to learn that the Peach State offers various smaller self-storage units as well as mobile storage units. With something to fit every occasion, you will have no problem finding a storage company that offers everything you are looking for in Georgia.

Whether you are looking for a place to store unused possessions or if you recently relocated to Georgia, it is all here for you. Thanks to the large number of storage facilities in Georgia, many of these companies offer seasonal and promotional rates. Whether you are looking to store office supplies, furs, wine or boats - you will find what you are looking for in Georgia.

Origin of State's Name: Georgia was named after King George II of England.

Capital City: Atlanta is Georgia's capital city.

Population: As of 2009, 9,829,211 people populate Georgia. It is the ninth state with the highest population.

Driving: To obtain driving information such as licenses, testing, application, requirements and much more, please visit: Georgia Department of Driver Services

Agriculture and Industry: The main agricultural products in Georgia are chickens, eggs, peaches, pecans, cattle, tobacco and vegetables. Other major industries in Georgia include mining, manufacturing textiles, paper, food products, transportation equipment, clothing and chemicals. Georgia is also known as a center for tourism, transportation, real estate and government.

State Bird: The state bird is the brown thrasher.

State Tree: The state tree is the live oak or the evergreen oak.

State Flower: The state flower is the cherokee rose.

State Song: "Georgia on my Mind" is the official state song written by Stuart Gorell and composed by Hoagy Carmichael.

Most Popular Cities:

• Atlanta
• Savannah
• Athens
• Macon

Georgia - Interesting Facts:

• Okefenokee Swamp, located in Georgia, encompasses over 40,000 acres of canals.
• Cordele, Georgia is the watermelon capital of the world.
• Georgia is often referred to as "The Empire State," "The Peach State" or "The Cracker State."
• Coca-Cola was invited in Atlanta by Dr. John S. Pemberton in 1886.
• The largest Farmer's Market in Georgia is located in Forest Park.

Georgia - Famous People:
Actresses, actors, TV personalities, politicians, poets, athletes, writers, musicians, singers and many other celebrities spent a significant part of their lives in Georgia. The President Jimmy Carter was born in Plains, Georgia. Martin Luther King Jr. and Julia Roberts list Atlanta as their birthplace. Jackie Robinson, the first African-American major league baseball player, was born in Cairo, Georgia. Another Robinson, this time Sugar Ray the famous boxer, was born in Ailey.

Helpful Links:

• Georgia Real Estate
• Georgia Storage Facility
• Georgia Insurance
• Georgia Dental Offices
• Georgia Moving Companies
• Georgia Official Website