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North and Central America
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United States
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Georgia
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Wilkes
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Adasburg
(inhabited place)
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Anne Heights
(inhabited place)
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Aonia
(inhabited place)
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Armstrong
(inhabited place)
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Beaverdam Creek Lake
(reservoir)
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Bessie
(inhabited place)
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Booth Lake
(reservoir)
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Brickhouse
(inhabited place)
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Broad
(inhabited place)
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Burdette-Harris Lake Number One
(reservoir)
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Callaway
(inhabited place)
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Celeste
(inhabited place)
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Centerville
(inhabited place)
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Chatfield
(inhabited place)
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City of Washington Reservoir
(reservoir)
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Cohentown
(inhabited place)
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Danburg
(inhabited place)
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Daniel
(inhabited place)
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Delhi
(inhabited place)
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Dyson
(inhabited place)
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Fairy Ridge Mine
(mine)
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Ficklin
(inhabited place)
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Floral Hill
(inhabited place)
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Garrard Lake
(reservoir)
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Grimaude Lake
(reservoir)
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Hale Lake
(reservoir)
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Harris-Burdette Lake Two
(reservoir)
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Jackson Heights
(inhabited place)
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Jacksons Crossroads
(inhabited place)
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Jacksons Store
(inhabited place)
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Johnson Pond
(reservoir)
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Lina
(inhabited place)
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Lincoln Heights
(inhabited place)
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Linesville
(inhabited place)
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Little River
(transport point)
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Logan
(inhabited place)
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Lundberg
(inhabited place)
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Mallorysville
(inhabited place)
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Metasville
(inhabited place)
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New Town
(inhabited place)
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Norman
(inhabited place)
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Norman Lake
(reservoir)
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Oak Grove
(inhabited place)
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Palmer Lake
(reservoir)
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Porters
(inhabited place)
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Possie
(inhabited place)
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Prather
(inhabited place)
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Ravenwood Park
(inhabited place)
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Rayle
(inhabited place)
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Sandtown
(inhabited place)
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Sandy Hill
(inhabited place)
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Shillinglaw Lake
(reservoir)
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Stony Ridge Mine
(mine)
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Thaxton
(inhabited place)
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Tignall
(inhabited place)
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Tyrone
(inhabited place)
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Washington
(inhabited place)
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Washington Country Club Lake
(reservoir)
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Washington Heights
(inhabited place)
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Washington-Wilkes Orchard Lake
(reservoir)
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