Beverly Estates
Beverly Estates combines a settled local character with the rolling terrain of the Georgia Piedmont in a way that reflects its geographic position in northwest Georgia. The Piedmont is a broad upland belt between the Appalachian Mountains and the Atlantic Coastal Plain, shaped by low ridges, valleys and river systems. Rather than being defined by a single monument, this locality represents the everyday built and wooded environment found across this part of the state. Georgia’s name commemorates King George II, who granted the 1732 charter for the British colony; that origin remains central to the state’s public history. Beverly Estates belongs to a region where roads and neighborhoods occupy an older upland landscape.
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Beverly Estates sits in the rolling Piedmont of northwest Georgia, United States, where wooded residential areas form part of Atlanta’s western metropolitan fringe. The community is in Paulding County, a landscape of low hills and mixed forest rather than the dense urban core. Roads connect the area with nearby Dallas and Hiram as well as greater Atlanta. Paulding County is named for John Paulding, one of the captors of British officer John André in 1780. Continue with other webcams from Paulding County and northwest Georgia to see how this part of the Piedmont connects regionally.
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