Gainesville, Georgia

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city county seat

Gainesville, Georgia is a historic city in northeastern Georgia that grew into a regional center for commerce and industry following its early development during the Georgia Gold Rush era.

Aliases (2)

City of Gainesville, Georgia ×2
Gainesville downtown square ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → county seat →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
country	United States of America →
developedDuring	Georgia Gold Rush →
economicSector	education → healthcare → manufacturing → retail trade →
foundedIn	19th century →
governmentType	council–manager government →
hasCulturalInstitution	Gainesville Theatre Alliance → Quinlan Visual Arts Center →
hasFeature	historic courthouse square →
hasHistoricDowntown	Gainesville downtown square →
hasHospital	Northeast Georgia Medical Center →
hasInstitution	Brenau University → University of North Georgia – Gainesville campus →
hasMajorIndustry	food processing → logistics and distribution → poultry processing →
hasMajorRoad	Interstate 985 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 129 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 23 NERFINISHED →
hasPark	Longwood Park → Wilshire Trails Park →
hasSportsFacility	Lanier Olympic Park →
hasTransportation	Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport →
hasWaterBody	Lake Lanier →
historicalPeriod	Georgia Gold Rush era →
hostedEvent	1996 Summer Olympics rowing and canoe/kayak events (at Lake Lanier) →
isCountySeatOf	Hall County, Georgia NERFINISHED →
knownFor	poultry industry → regional center for commerce → regional center for industry →
locatedIn	Appalachian region of the United States → Hall County, Georgia NERFINISHED → foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains →
locatedNear	Lake Lanier →
locatedOn	Piedmont plateau →
namedAfter	Edmund P. Gaines →
nicknamed	Poultry Capital of the World →
partOf	northeastern Georgia →
regionalRole	regional employment center for northeast Georgia → regional medical hub for northeast Georgia →
servedBy	Amtrak →
state	Georgia →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →

Referenced by (13)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Helen Dortch Longstreet → James Longstreet →	residence
Crescent → Interstate 85 →	servesCity
Georgia State Route 53 →	connectsCity
Atlanta–Sandy Springs–Alpharetta, GA Metropolitan Statistical Area →	contains
Gainesville, Georgia ("Gainesville downtown square") →	hasHistoricDowntown
Alta Vista Cemetery, Gainesville, Georgia →	locatedIn
Alta Vista Cemetery, Gainesville, Georgia ("City of Gainesville, Georgia") →	operatedBy
Alta Vista Cemetery, Gainesville, Georgia ("City of Gainesville, Georgia") →	ownedBy
James Longstreet →	placeOfDeath
Crescent →	routeVia
Georgia Gold Rush →	significantSettlement