Athens
Athens-Clarke County straddles the North and Middle Oconee rivers in northeast Georgia, and their courses have shaped settlement, transport and green corridors across the Piedmont. The consolidated city-county is home to the University of Georgia, chartered in 1785 and widely recognized as the first state-chartered university in the United States. Its North Campus includes the 19th-century Arch, while downtown Athens has long been associated with an influential independent music scene. Beyond the centre, arterial roads and the SR 10 Loop link low-rise neighbourhoods, commercial districts and wooded land. The Georgia Museum of Art, on the university's east campus, serves as Georgia's official state art museum.
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The rolling Piedmont terrain around Athens-Clarke County Unified Government is crossed by the North Oconee River, which has shaped both the pattern of settlement and an economy centred on education and services. The University of Georgia, chartered in 1785, anchors the city and is widely regarded as the first state-chartered university in the United States. Its historic North Campus meets a compact downtown of theatres, independent shops and restaurants. Athens also has an enduring role in American alternative music, associated with acts including R.E.M. and the B-52's. Trails and green spaces along the Oconee connect the university district with the river corridor. Discover further places of interest through webcams across Athens-Clarke County and northeast Georgia.
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