Bloomingdale sits on Georgia’s Atlantic Coastal Plain in Chatham County, United States, where level, wooded lowlands extend inland from the coast. West of Savannah, it forms part of the metropolitan area around one of Georgia’s most historically significant cities. Savannah was founded in 1733, and its celebrated grid of public squares and preserved historic district remain the region’s defining cultural reference points. Around Bloomingdale, pine woodland, wetlands and open roadside corridors reflect the character of coastal Georgia away from Savannah’s denser urban core. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of coastal Georgia connects regionally.
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