Georgia Roads - The Unofficial Georgia State Highways Web Site
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Georgia Roads provides information of all types about Georgias state highway system.PARSED CONTENT
The web page georgiaroads.tripod.com states the following, "Contrary to popular belief, not every stretch of blacktop in Georgia has been given a state highway number." I saw that the website also said " There are, however, an enormous number of state routes." They also said " Route numbering in Georgia, unlike U. or Interstate Highway numbering, is in no way related to the location or direction of the route. and Interstate route has a corresponding state designation. Major state routes have one- and two-digit numbers. The interstates are assigned 400-series route numbers." The meta header had georgia as the first optimized keyword. This keyword is followed by roads, highway, and route which isn't as urgent as georgia. The other words georgiaroads.tripod.com used was system. mileage is included but will not be viewed by search parsers.ANALYZE SUBSEQUENT WEBSITES
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