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Valdosta
Valdosta, the seat of Lowndes County, is situated in south Georgia twenty miles from the Florida border....

Valdosta State University
Valdosta State University, located in Valdosta, is one of two regional universities in the University...

Valley and Ridge Geologic Province
The Valley and Ridge is the westernmost physiographic province of the Appalachian Mountains, bounded...

Van K. Brock (b. 1932)
As a poet who craved a connection with language from an early age, Van K. Brock began to contemplate...

Vegetable Production
Vegetables are the second most valuable agricultural crop in Georgia. Collectively they are worth an...

Vereen Bell (1911-1944)
Vereen Bell wrote fiction and magazine articles set in the southern outdoors, and he achieved popular...

Vernacular Architecture
Most of the historic buildings in Georgia—in its cities, small towns, and rural countryside—are...

Vernacular Gardens
Vernacular gardens, by definition, are gardens of ordinary people, not those designed by professionals...

Vernon Jordan (b. 1935)
Vernon Jordan, a lawyer and presidential advisor, has been an influential figure in the civil rights...

Vic Chesnutt (1964-2009)
Athens singer-songwriter Vic Chesnutt was at the forefront of the contemporary folk rock movement in...

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