Douglas

The flat, pine-covered terrain of Georgia’s Coastal Plain defines the setting of Douglas — its broad, low-relief surroundings have long supported agriculture and forestry, while the city serves as Coffee County’s administrative center. Incorporated in 1895 and named for statesman Stephen A. Douglas, it developed as a regional commercial town in south-central Georgia. The Coffee County Courthouse anchors the downtown civic district, and South Georgia State College gives Douglas an active educational presence. Aviation history also has a place here: the WWII Flight Training Museum interprets the former Douglas Army Airfield and its wartime pilot-training role. Place Douglas within the wider Coffee County and south Georgia setting by browsing webcams nearby.

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