North Carolina–Georgia border

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The North Carolina–Georgia border is a state boundary in the southeastern United States that runs through the Appalachian region, separating North Carolina from Georgia and crossing features such as lakes, rivers, and mountain terrain.

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Chatuge Dam locatedOnBorderOf North Carolina–Georgia border
Clay County, North Carolina hasBorderFeature North Carolina–Georgia state line
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Blue Ridge, Georgia locatedNear North Carolina border
subject linked to: Blue Ridge
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Georgia State Route 365 connectsToward North Carolina state line
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Young Harris, Georgia locatedNear Georgia–North Carolina border
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