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Hutchinson Island, located in Georgia, gets its name from the early 19th-century landowner, Thomas Hutchinson, who acquired the island. The island is part of the larger coastal region of the Lowcountry, characterized by its rich Natural Resources and strategic location near the Savannah River. Over time, it has developed from a private estate into a residential and recreational area, maintaining its historical ties while evolving to meet modern needs.

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