21 Georgia cities to see the total solar eclipse in all its glory
The countdown has begun for one of the most anticipated celestial phenomenon of our time - the total solar eclipse.
On Monday, Aug. 21, hundreds of thousands of spectators will gather equipped with solar eclipse glasses, a folding chair and bellies full of excitement.
If you have yet to settle on the perfect spot to witness this marvel, you’re in luck.
We have gathered the Georgia locations where you can see the totality of the solar eclipse on Monday.
Here are 21 of the best places to watch the solar eclipse in all its glory:
1. Baldwin
2. Clayton. Nearby: Black Rock Mountain State Park
3. Gumlog
4. McCaysville
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6. Blairsville. Nearby Young Harris
7. Cleveland
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8. Hartwell. Nearby: Private camping may be available
9. Morganton
10. Tiger
11. Blue Ridge
12. Cornelia
13. Helen
14. Rabun Gap. Nearby Rabun Gap Nacoochee School
15. Toccoa
16. Carnesville
17. Demorest
18. Hiawassee
19. Royston
20. Clarkesville
21. Dillard. Nearby: Dillard City Hall Fairgrounds
For more on the total eclipse locations and times, visit eclipse2017.org.
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