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Vacation in Greene County - Georgia
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Area Overview
Located in Greene County, Georgia, halfway between Atlanta and Augusta, Lake Oconee is an oasis of tranquility, rejuvenation and recreation. Lake Oconee’s 19,000 acres boast more fish per square foot than any other lake in Georgia, as well as swimming, boating and a plethora of water activities. For the avid golfer, Greene County is home to over 120 holes of championship golf.
If you’re looking for Southern charm, the surrounding towns are steeped in history and culture and offer shopping, antiquing and dining.
www.visitlakeoconee.com
Includes Cities/Towns: Greensboro, Siloam, Union Point, White Plains.
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Cultural Activities
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Robert Penn Warren once said that “History cannot give us a program for the future, but it can give us a fuller understanding of ourselves, and of our common humanity, so that we can better face the future.” The historic sites in Greensboro reflect the history of the state of Georgia. These landmarks, plantations and museums chronicle the history of the South, both the good and the bad. Georgia’s lake country offers visitors to Greensboro, GA unique history and mystique coupled with antique shopping that lets you bring some of Georgia's lake country home. - See more at: http://www.visitlakeoconee.com/see-historic-sites.htm
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Attractions
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Come here and experience some of the state’s best fishing, swimming, water sports, boating, camping, picnicking, water-skiing, wakeboarding and golfing. The surrounding communities are steeped in history. Local shops and boutiques offer the finest in antiques, fashion, decorative accessories and jewelry.
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Transportation |
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We are located 75 miles from Atlanta's Jackson Hartsfield International Airport. Greene County is also home to the Greene County Regional Airport. There is a Hertz Rental Car drop off/pick up point located in Greensboro at The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee.
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Climate |
Monthly Temperatures / Rainfall
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Low
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High
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Rain |
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January
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31.0
F°
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43.0
F°
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55.0
F°
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4.2
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February
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34.0
F°
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46.5
F°
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59.0
F°
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4.9
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March
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41.0
F°
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54.0
F°
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67.0
F°
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4.8
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April
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47.0
F°
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61.0
F°
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75.0
F°
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3.3
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May
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56.0
F°
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69.0
F°
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82.0
F°
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3.3
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June
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65.0
F°
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77.0
F°
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89.0
F°
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3.7
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July
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69.0
F°
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80.5
F°
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92.0
F°
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4.4
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August
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68.0
F°
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79.0
F°
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90.0
F°
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4.0
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September
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61.0
F°
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73.0
F°
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85.0
F°
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3.7
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October
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50.0
F°
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63.0
F°
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76.0
F°
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2.9
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November
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41.0
F°
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54.0
F°
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67.0
F°
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3.4
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December
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34.0
F°
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45.5
F°
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57.0
F°
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3.8
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Best Time To Go:
Summer and spring.
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There are 4 distinct seasons and overall good weather throughout the year. Not in a high risk zone for any natural disasters.
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Accommodations |
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There are 2 campgrounds, The Ritz-Carlton Resort, smaller hotels, quaint bed and breakfasts and several vacation rentals by owner.
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