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Georgia Aquarium remains the largest aquarium in the United States and in the Western Hemisphere, with more than 8 million US gallons (30,000 m) of fresh and marine water. It is listed as one of the "1,000 Places to See Before You Die".
389:, suggested that Marthasville's name be changed. The first suggestion was "Atlantica-Pacifica", which was shortened to "Atlanta". In 1847, Atlanta was incorporated, with the town limits extending in a one-mile (1.6 km) radius from the mile marker at the railroad depot.
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116:33.75500; -84.39000
107: /
2785:Capitol View Manor
2629:Little Five Points
2011:2009-07-21 at the
1968:2008-11-18 at the
1807:2008-07-01 at the
1688:2009-04-07 at the
1654:U.S. Census Bureau
1650:The Atlanta Region
1455:2008-04-18 at the
1363:2008-05-14 at the
1144:Downtown Connector
1140:
1137:Downtown Connector
1092:
1066:World of Coca-Cola
1041:
1018:1996 Olympic Games
1006:Robert W. Woodruff
999:
981:is located in the
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879:, the home of the
861:Aflac Kickoff Game
821:Downtown Connector
809:
751:U.S. Census Bureau
675:
621:Equitable Building
564:
510:World of Coca-Cola
498:1996 Olympic Games
471:
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383:John Edgar Thomson
352:
331:Downtown Connector
181: • Total
160: • Total
2982:
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2702:Boulevard Heights
2679:Virginia–Highland
2468:Margaret Mitchell
2390:Technology Square
1255:"Downtown Counts"
945:is a $ 5 billion
853:Atlanta United FC
601:Flatiron Building
244:
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3000:Downtown Atlanta
2722:Lakewood Heights
2659:Piedmont Heights
2433:Buckhead Village
2375:Historic Midtown
2360:Atlantic Station
2322:Peachtree Center
2292:Castleberry Hill
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2234:Official Website
2228:Downtown Atlanta
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1167:Peachtree Center
1054:Marine Life Park
1050:Georgia Aquarium
1014:Phoenix Memorial
975:Peachtree Center
943:Centennial Yards
939:Peachtree Center
877:State Farm Arena
869:Celebration Bowl
857:college football
798:Elbert P. Tuttle
759:Peachtree Center
755:Centennial Tower
712:Peachtree Center
682:Castleberry Hill
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514:Georgia Aquarium
475:Peachtree Center
402:March to the Sea
387:Georgia Railroad
323:Castleberry Hill
247:Downtown Atlanta
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2933:Scotts Crossing
2899:
2885:Washington Park
2840:Midwest Cascade
2800:Collier Heights
2790:Cascade Heights
2765:Ashview Heights
2741:
2683:
2664:Poncey–Highland
2649:Old Fourth Ward
2550:
2541:Underwood Hills
2502:
2483:Peachtree Hills
2428:Buckhead Forest
2423:Brookwood Hills
2394:
2385:Sherwood Forest
2341:
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847:is home to the
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