Louisville

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Louisville is a historic town in eastern Georgia that briefly served as the state’s capital in the late 18th century.

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Louisville canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former state capital
municipality
town
areaCode 478
capitalOf State of Georgia (historical)
continent North America
country United States of America
county Jefferson County, Georgia NERFINISHED
endTimeAsStateCapital 1807
FIPSCode 13-47392
founded late 18th century
GNISFeatureID 0319383
governmentType mayor–council government
hasHeritageStatus historic town
hasLandmark Old Market House (Louisville, Georgia)
historicSignificance early political center of Georgia
planned as a permanent capital for Georgia
locatedIn Southeastern United States
eastern Georgia
linked to: East Georgia
namedAfter King Louis XVI of France
linked to: Louis XVI of France
partOf Jefferson County, Georgia NERFINISHED
postalCodePrefix 30434
predecessorCapital Augusta, Georgia
role county seat of Jefferson County, Georgia
startTimeAsStateCapital 1796
state Georgia
successorCapital Milledgeville, Georgia
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
UTCOffsetDST −04:00
UTCOffsetStandard −05:00
wasStateCapitalOf Georgia

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Colony of Georgia laterCapital Louisville