Macedonia
Macedonia sits in the Georgia Piedmont in the United States, where State Route 20 meets East Cherokee Drive in the suburban belt of Cherokee County. This rolling upland lies between the Appalachian foothills and the coastal plain, while road corridors such as SR 20 connect residential areas with Canton, Cumming and the wider Atlanta metropolitan area. Cherokee County was created in 1831 from lands of the Cherokee Nation, a past reflected in local names including Cherokee Drive. Macedonia is a small locality rather than a downtown district; its character is shaped by wooded roadside parcels, commercial development and heavily used arterial roads.
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Macedonia combines a quiet, wooded rural character with close ties to metropolitan Atlanta in a way that reflects its position in Georgia’s Piedmont. This unincorporated community lies in eastern Cherokee County, where rolling terrain and scattered homes mark the transition from Atlanta’s northern suburbs to north Georgia’s more open countryside. The Georgia Piedmont, a broad belt of low hills between the Blue Ridge foothills and the Coastal Plain, defines the area’s terrain. Cherokee County bears the name of the Cherokee people, recalling the region’s difficult nineteenth-century history of removal. Browse additional webcams from Cherokee County and north Georgia to extend your view of Macedonia and its surroundings.
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