Roxana
Built around the junction of Georgia State Route 92 and Cedarcrest Road, Roxana grew into a suburban roadside community near Acworth in northwest Georgia. The intersection stands in the low, wooded terrain of metro Atlanta’s outer suburbs, where housing, businesses and major through-roads converge. Lake Allatoona, a reservoir on the Etowah River, lies to the north and is an important regional recreation area. The wider area also connects to the Civil War history of Allatoona Pass, scene of a battle in 1864. Roxana is defined less by a traditional downtown than by the daily movement along a developing suburban corridor.
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Roxana is best known within Georgia for its rural setting in Paulding County, northwest of Atlanta. Set in the Georgia Piedmont, this small community belongs to a region of gently rolling uplands that has long linked rural northwestern Georgia with the expanding Atlanta metropolitan area. Its surroundings retain a distinctly local character, with country roads, woodland and residential areas rather than the dense urban fabric found closer to the city centre. Roxana is a useful reference point for exploring this quieter side of metro Atlanta. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Roxana and Paulding County.
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