Interstate 20 In Georgia
Georgia State Routes
Former
| ← SR 401 | SR 403 → |
In Georgia, Interstate 20 runs from the Alabama border to the Savannah River, which the Georgia-South Carolina border straddles. It passes through the heavily congested Atlanta metropolitan area and exits the state at Augusta. The highway allows Georgians and various cargo to travel to various locations, including Columbia, South Carolina; Birmingham, Alabama; Jackson, Mississippi and Dallas, Texas. I-20 has the unsigned state highway designation of State Route 402.
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