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About Atlanta...

Atlanta, is the capital (1868) of Georgia, and seat of Fulton county. It lies in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the northwestern part of the state, just southeast of the Chattahoochee River. Atlanta is Georgia’s largest city and the principal trade and transportation center of the southeastern United States. It is the center of an extensive metropolitan area that includes 20 counties; north Atlanta real estate is primarily located Fulton County, Cobb County, Cherokee County, Deklab County, Gwinnett County, Douglas County, Bartow, County, and Forsyth County

Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport, located approximately 10 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta, is one of the world’s busiest airports. Atlanta remains the financial and commercial hub of the Southeast and is its most important distribution center. Printing and publishing, high-technology industries, telecommunications, airline services, military and government services, and banking and insurance are supplemented by industries producing aircraft, beverages, automobiles, electronics and electrical equipment, chemicals, processed foods, and paper products. Atlanta is also the focus of federal government activity in the Southeast and is the headquarters of the 6th Federal Reserve District.

Atlanta is a major city for higher education with more than 40 degree-granting institutions in the metropolitan area. The city has a prestigious consortium of historically black colleges, notably Morehouse College (1867), Spelman College (1881), and Clark Atlanta University, the latter formed in 1988 by the merger of Atlanta University (1865) and Clark College (1869). Others highly ranked schools include Emory University (1836), Georgia Institute of Technology (1885), Georgia State University (1913), and Oglethorpe University (1835). Atlanta is also home to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Atlanta is also headquarters to sixteen Fortune 500 companies including: UPS (No. 43), Delta Air Lines (No. 68), The Coca-Cola Company (No. 88), The Southern Company (No. 153), Genuine Parts Company (No. 171), WestRock (No. 177), PulteGroup (No. 309), Newell Brands (No. 316), AGCO (No. 350), Veritiv (No. 412), Asbury Automotive Group (No. 428), NCR Corporation (No. 439), Intercontinental Exchange (No. 459), Graphic Packaging Holding Co. (No. 477), and HD Supply Holdings, Inc. (No. 478).