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'''Georgia''' is a country located at the intersection of [[Eastern Europe]] and [[Western Asia]]. It is bordered by the [[Black Sea]] to the west, [[Russia]] to the north, [[Turkey]] and [[Armenia]] to the south, and [[Azerbaijan]] to the southeast. The capital and largest city is [[Tbilisi]].
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=== History ===
'''Georgia''' most commonly refers to:
The history of Georgia dates back to ancient times. The area was inhabited by early humans and later became the site of the ancient kingdoms of [[Colchis]] and [[Iberia (ancient region)|Iberia]]. Georgia was one of the first countries to adopt [[Christianity]] as the state religion in the early 4th century.
 
During the medieval period, Georgia experienced a golden age of political and cultural achievements under the reign of [[David IV of Georgia|David IV]] and [[Queen Tamar]]. However, the country faced numerous invasions by the [[Mongol Empire|Mongols]], [[Ottoman Empire|Ottomans]], and [[Persian Empire|Persians]].
* [[Georgia (country)]], a country in Eastern Europe
In the 19th century, Georgia was annexed by the [[Russian Empire]]. Following a brief period of independence after the [[Russian Revolution]], Georgia was incorporated into the [[Soviet Union]] in 1922. It regained independence in 1991 following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.
* [[Georgia (U.S. state)]], a state in the southeastern United States
=== Geography ===
 
Georgia is characterized by diverse landscapes, ranging from the [[Caucasus Mountains]] in the north to the coastal plains along the Black Sea. The country has a varied climate, with subtropical conditions along the coast and more continental conditions inland.
'''Georgia''' may also refer to:
=== Politics ===
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Georgia is a [[unitary state]] and a [[semi-presidential republic]]. The President is the head of state, while the Prime Minister is the head of government. The [[Parliament of Georgia]] is the legislative body.
 
=== Economy ===
==People and fictional characters==
The economy of Georgia is diverse, with key sectors including agriculture, mining, and tourism. The country is known for its production of [[wine]], which has a history dating back thousands of years. Georgia has also become a popular tourist destination due to its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.
* [[Georgia (name)]], a list of people and fictional characters with the female given name
=== Culture ===
* [[Georgia (musician)]], English singer, songwriter, and drummer Georgia Barnes (born 1990)
Georgia has a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional music, dance, and cuisine. The country is known for its polyphonic singing, which is recognized by [[UNESCO]] as an [[Intangible Cultural Heritage]]. Georgian cuisine is famous for dishes such as [[khachapuri]] and [[khinkali]].
 
=== Demographics ===
==Places==
The population of Georgia is approximately 3.7 million people. The majority of the population is ethnic Georgian, with significant minorities of [[Azerbaijanis]], [[Armenians]], and [[Russians]]. The official language is [[Georgian language|Georgian]], which is written in its unique [[Georgian script]].
 
=== Related Pages ===
===Historical polities===
* [[Tbilisi]]
* [[Kingdom of Georgia]], a medieval kingdom
* [[Caucasus Mountains]]
* [[Kingdom of Eastern Georgia]], a late medieval kingdom
* [[Black Sea]]
* [[Kingdom of Western Georgia]], a late medieval kingdom
* [[David IV of Georgia]]
* [[Georgia Governorate]], a subdivision of the Russian Empire
* [[Queen Tamar]]
* [[Georgia within the Russian Empire]]
* [[Georgian cuisine]]
* [[Democratic Republic of Georgia]], a country established after the collapse of the Russian Empire and later conquered by Soviet Russia.
* [[Georgian language]]
* [[Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic]], a republic within the Soviet Union
* [[Parliament of Georgia]]
* [[Province of Georgia]], one of the thirteen American colonies in what became the United States
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[[Category:Countries in Asia]]
===Canada===
[[Category:Georgia (country)]]
* [[Georgia Street]], in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
[[Category:Transcaucasia]]
* [[Strait of Georgia]], British Columbia, Canada
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===United Kingdom===
* [[Georgia, Cornwall]], England, UK
* [[South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands]]
 
===United States===
* [[Georgia, Indiana]]
* [[Georgia, Nebraska]], an unincorporated community
* [[Georgia, New Jersey]]
* [[Georgia, Vermont]]
* [[Georgia Avenue]], Washington, DC
 
===Other places===
* [[359 Georgia]], an asteroid
 
== Arts and entertainment ==
 
===Films===
* [[Georgia (1988 film)|''Georgia'' (1988 film)]], an Australian thriller
* [[Georgia (1995 film)|''Georgia'' (1995 film)]], an American drama
 
===Albums===
*''Georgia'', by [[Georgia (musician)|Georgia]], 2015
*[[Georgia (EP)|''Georgia'' (EP)]], by Brian Fallon, or the title song, 2016
*''Georgia'', the second part of ''[[Macon, Georgia (album)|Macon, Georgia]]'' by Jason Aldean, 2022
 
===Songs===
* "Georgia", by Boz Scaggs from ''[[Silk Degrees]]'', 1976
* "Georgia", by Elton John from ''[[A Single Man (album)|A Single Man]]'', 1978
* "Georgia", by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark from ''[[Architecture & Morality]]'', 1981
* [[Georgia (Carolyn Dawn Johnson song)|"Georgia" (Carolyn Dawn Johnson song)]], 2000
* [[Georgia (Field Mob and Ludacris song)|"Georgia" (Field Mob and Ludacris song)]], 2005
* "Georgia", by Hanson from ''[[The Walk (Hanson album)|The Walk]]'', 2007
* [[Georgia (Cee Lo Green song)|"Georgia" (Cee Lo Green song)]], 2010
* [[Georgia (Vance Joy song)|"Georgia" (Vance Joy song)]], 2014
* "Georgia", by Phoebe Bridgers from ''[[Stranger in the Alps]]'', 2017
* "Georgia", by Brittany Howard from ''[[Jaime (album)|Jaime]]'', 2019
 
== Ships ==
* {{ship|CSS|Georgia|1862}}, merchant ship completed in 1862 and commissioned as a warship in 1863
* {{ship|CSS|Georgia|1863}}, floating battery commissioned in 1863
* {{SS|Georgia|1890}}, a cargo ship completed in 1891 and renamed ''Georgia'' in 1894
* {{SS|Georgia|1908}}, an oil tanker completed in 1908 and renamed ''Georgia'' in 1917
* {{USS|Georgia|BB-15}}, a battleship commissioned in 1906
* {{USS|Georgia|SSGN-729}}, a submarine commissioned in 1984
 
== Universities ==
* [[University of Georgia]], in Athens, Georgia, United States
** [[Georgia Bulldogs]], the athletic teams of the University of Georgia
* [[University of Georgia (Tbilisi)]], in Tbilisi, Georgia
 
== Other uses ==
* [[Georgia (coffee)]], a brand of coffee beverages (often flavored) sold by The Coca-Cola Company
* [[Georgia (typeface)]], a Microsoft font family
* "Georgia", a national sports team for the country of Georgia, see {{Category|National sports teams of Georgia (country)}}
** [[Georgia national football team]]
* [[Typhoon Georgia (1959)]]
 
== See also ==
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* [[Republic of Georgia (disambiguation)]]
* [[State of Georgia (disambiguation)]]
* [[Georgia state (disambiguation)]]
* {{Lookfrom|Georgia}}
* {{Intitle|Georgia}}
* [[George (disambiguation)]]
* [[Georgian (disambiguation)]]
* [[Giorgia (disambiguation)]]
 
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Revision as of 23:27, 25 December 2024

Georgia most commonly refers to:

Georgia may also refer to:

People and fictional characters

  • Georgia (name), a list of people and fictional characters with the female given name
  • Georgia (musician), English singer, songwriter, and drummer Georgia Barnes (born 1990)

Places

Historical polities

Canada

United Kingdom

United States

Other places

Arts and entertainment

Films

Albums

Songs

Ships

  • Template:Ship, merchant ship completed in 1862 and commissioned as a warship in 1863
  • Template:Ship, floating battery commissioned in 1863
  • Template:SS, a cargo ship completed in 1891 and renamed Georgia in 1894
  • Template:SS, an oil tanker completed in 1908 and renamed Georgia in 1917
  • Template:USS, a battleship commissioned in 1906
  • Template:USS, a submarine commissioned in 1984

Universities

Other uses

See also

Topics referred to by the same term


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