Georgia has four main modes of transportation: The Interstate Highway System, Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, Railroads, and the Savannah and Brunswick deep water ports. These ways create jobs (construction, maintenance, etc.), provide businesses with new markets across the nation and globe, and provide consumers more of a variety of goods, such as technology, food, books, toys, cars, etc. Altogether, these modes have greatly expanded Georgia in economy, publicity to the rest of the world, and transportation for Georgians for which we are truly grateful.
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| Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport |
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| Georgia's Interstate system |
Fun Facts:
Interstate highways ending with an odd number go north and south, while numbers ending with an even number go east and west.
Railroads first starting appearing in Georgia in the mid-1830's in Athens, Augusta, Macon, and Savannah.
Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the world.
Savannah's deep water port is being deepened to accommodate the deepening of the Panama Canal.
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