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Georgia EMC outages map: Check power outages for Georgia Electric Cooperatives

9. A polar vortex in late January was blamed for at least 27 deaths. 8. At least 23 people were killed by a powerful tornado that ripped through Alabama on March 3. 7. The second "bomb cyclone" in less than a month froze the central United States on April 10. 6. On May 27, a swarm of tornadoes tore across Indiana and Ohio. 5. A 6.4 magnitude earthquake hit Southern California on July 4th, causing millions in damage. 4. In mid-July a stifling heat wave gripped two-thirds of the country. 3. On September
Updated March 17, 2021

Is your power out? If you’re a member of a Georgia Electric Cooperative (EMC), check the map below to see how many customers are without service in your region:

• EMC Power Outage Maps - Use this link if map is not visible above

• Georgia Power Outage Maps - for customers in Georgia Power Co. areas

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