THE GRAND CANYON OF GEORGIA

The Grand Canyon of Georgia

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The Grand Canyon of Georgia is not nearly as big as the real Grand Canyon but is spectacular in its own right and is a geographic wonder to behold.

Providence Canyon in western Georgia is often referred to as the Grand Canyon of Georgia or Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon.

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- GEORGIA'S OWN LITTLE GRAND CANYON. Text by PamelaAnn Campbell Photography by Bridget Azeez GEORGIA'S LITTLE GRAND CANYON. Lumpkin ...
- Georgia's Little Grand Canyon is listed as one of the state's seven wonders. The Providence Canyon and its 1,100 acre state park is located nearby Lumpkin.
- Get Outdoors Georgia Related Sites: Georgia Department of Natural ... to as the " Little Grand Canyon" the park's vistas are spectacular and breathtaking.
- Providence Canyon State Park in Lumpkin, Georgia, has sometimes been called the Little Grand Canyon of the South. A beautiful area of canyons and forests, ...
- Providence Canyon State Park. Providence Canyon State Park. Visitors are amazed at the breathtaking colors of Georgia's "Little Grand Canyon." Contact: Joy ...
- Little in this case means less than 1/30th of the depth of the real Grand Canyon.
- Georgia's “Little Grand Canyon” is a testament to the power of man's influence on the land. Massive gullies as deep as 150 feet were caused simply by poor ...
- Sep 16, 2007 ... July 2007- Exploring Providence Canyon State Park in Georgia. Providence Canyon is also called "Little Grand Canyon of Georgia" You may ...

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