Watch live webcams in the state of Georgia.
Georgia Cams
Explore the Peach State of GA
The state of Georgia offers a diverse array of live webcams that provide real-time views of various locations throughout the region. Furthermore, these webcams are strategically placed in popular tourist destinations, urban centers, and natural landscapes. This allows viewers to experience the beauty and vibrancy of Georgia from the comfort of their own homes.
Whether it’s the bustling streets of Atlanta, the serene beaches of Tybee Island, or the picturesque mountains of North Georgia, these webcams serve as a window into the state’s unique environments and activities.
The Georgia climate is a major reason so many people continue to move to the state. While Georgia’s climate varies among the state’s six regions, all areas are colored by four well-defined seasons: Summer brings an average temperature of 80 degrees and the added benefit of warm days and cool evenings well into October.
This state is bordered by South Carolina to the northeast, North Carolina to the north, Tennessee to the northwest, Alabama to the west, and Florida to the south. Additionally, it has a coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, which contributes to its unique climate and ecological diversity. Georgia is renowned for its vibrant cities, such as Atlanta, which serves as the state capital and a major economic hub, as well as Savannah, known for its historic architecture and charming waterfront.
Statistics and Information
Population: 10.85 million
Race: 57.8% White (51.8% Non-Hispanic White and 5.9% Hispanic White), 31.9% Black or African American, 4.1% Asian, 3.0% Some Other Race, 0.4% Native American and Alaskan Native, 0.1% Pacific Islander and 2.7% from two or more races.
Major Cities: Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Savannah, Athens, Sandy Springs, South Fulton, Roswell, Johns Creek
Capital: Atlanta
Festivals & Events: Tbilisoba, Batumoba, Rtveli, Cheese Festival, Tbilisi Jazz Festival.
Main Attractions: Georgia Aquarium, Forsyth Park, National Infantry Museum, Stone Mountain Park, Jekyll Island, Okefenokee Swamp, Sea Island Golf Course, Chattahoochee Oconee National Forests, Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, Atlanta Botanical Garden
Major Airports
1. Hartsfield—Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). In 2020, 42,918,685 air travelers made their way to and from Georgia via ATL gates. The share of international passengers was 7.6%. There are 192 direct flights from ATL to destinations in the United States and throughout the world, operated by 18 airlines.
2. Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV). SAV, the second major of international airports in Georgia, has a modest share of foreign passengers in 2020 (0.07% out of 1,199,995 air travelers). Flights from SAV to 25 cities in the United States are served by 10 carriers.
3. Augusta Regional Airport (AGS). The airport is a major regional hub in Georgia. In 2020, its air passenger volume was 316,388, less than half of the 2019 numbers. Carriers provide scheduled flights to 4 U.S. destinations.
4. Columbus Airport (CSG). In 2019, the passenger volume of CSG was about 100,000 air travelers. It’s one of the most popular ways to go to Atlanta rather than the congested ATL. Delta Air Lines provides a connection from CSG to 3 other U.S. cities.
5. Valdosta Regional Airport (VLD). While being one of the busy general aviation airports in Georgia, VLD also serves commercial passenger flights on a daily basis. Its only direct connection is ATL, served by Delta Air Lines.
