During the Civil War, General Sherman ordered Atlanta to be burned down. He made the official order in November of 1864. Sherman was responsible for the March to the Sea that burned much of Georgia.
1864, which is also the same year he captured it.
1861 after the war has been over
November 11, 1864
The city in the U.S. which was burned by Sherman and his army was Atlanta, GA. It is estimated that the army burned over 400 buildings.
1996
Atlanta, GA has received 23.47 inches of rain for the year as of 5/24/09 per the Atlanta Journal and Constitution.
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta
About 69,692 a year
January 13th
Not that I know of ...however they are coming to Atlanta, GA and Charlotte, NC this year. For their 2013 tour they are also coming to Atlanta, GA and Raleigh, NC. :)
No...it's northeast of Atlanta.
Atlanta, GA Columbus, GA Savannah, GA Sandy Springs, GA Macon, GARoswell, GA Albany, GA Marietta, GA Warner Robins, GA Smyrna, GAValdosta, GA North Atlanta, GA Redan, GA Dunwoody, GA East Point, GA
Thomson, GA is approximately 125 miles east of Atlanta.
In the air it is 1,272 miles. On the ground it is 1,392 miles.