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Introduction
Potential Bicycle City, OK Locations
Oregon Bicycle Organizations & Resources
Oregon Environmental Groups
Alternative Energy Organzations and Companies in Oregon
Conclusion

Oregon, with its proximity to the Pacific Ocean and the diverse states of California, Nevada, Washington, and Idaho will be an ideal location for Bicycle City, Oregon. The state is agriculturally productive, features mountain ranges, beautiful forests, prairies, and even deserts, offering much to the lifestyle residents of Bicycle City wish to adopt.

Some great locations for Bicycle City, OR might be:

• Population: 6,480 (Hood River)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 2.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 35°; Feb. – 38°, Mar. – 44°, Apr. – 48°, May – 56°, Jun. – 62°, Jul. – 67°, Aug. – 67°, Sep. – 60°, Oct. – 51°, Nov. – 42°, Dec. – 35°
• Water: Hood River, Clackamas River, Lake Billy Chinook
• Zip Codes: 97031, 98651, 98605, 98672, 97040, 97041, 98602

• Population: 927 (Garibaldi)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 4.8”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 44°; Feb. – 45°, Mar. – 46°, Apr. – 48°, May – 52°, Jun. – 56°, Jul. – 58°, Aug. – 58°, Sep. – 58°, Oct. – 54°, Nov. – 47°, Dec. – 44°
• Water: Pacific Ocean, Tillamook Bay, Nehalem Bay, Nehalem River
• Zip Codes: 97118, 97107, 97136, 97134, 97143, 97147, 97141

• Population: 44,797 (Albany)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 3.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 38°; Feb. – 44°, Mar. – 46°, Apr. – 48°, May – 55°, Jun. – 61°, Jul. – 66°, Aug. – 66°, Sep. – 62°, Oct. – 54°, Nov. – 45°, Dec. – 40°
• Water: Osprey Bay, Wickiup Reservoir, Deschutes River
• Zip Codes: 97321, 97389, 97352, 97377, 973HH, 97330, 97331.

• Population: 7,841 (Florence)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 4.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 44°; Feb. – 46°, Mar. – 47°, Apr. – 48°, May – 54°, Jun. – 58°, Jul. – 60°, Aug. – 61°, Sep. – 60°, Oct. – 55°, Nov. – 48°, Dec. – 44°
• Water: Fern Ridge Lake, Siuslaw River, Pacific Ocean
• Zip Codes: 97439 97493, 97453, 97441, 97480, 97498, 97467

• Population: 15,823 (Coos Bay)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 4.2”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 45°; Feb. – 47°, Mar. – 48°, Apr. – 50°, May – 54°, Jun. – 57°, Jul. – 58°, Aug. – 60°, Sep. – 58°, Oct. – 55°, Nov. – 50°, Dec. – 46°
• Water: Bandon Beach, Pacific Ocean, Coos Bay, Umpqua River
• Zip Codes: 97420, 97459, 97423, 97449, 97411, 97458, 97414

• Population: 8,389 (Sweet Home)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 4.4”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 40°; Feb. – 44°, Mar. – 46°, Apr. – 50°, May – 55°, Jun. – 61°, Jul. – 66°, Aug. – 66°, Sep. – 62°, Oct. – 54°, Nov. – 45°, Dec. – 41°
• Water: Foster Lake, Blue River Lake, Whitcomb Creek
• Zip Codes: 97386, 97345, 97355, 97454, 97327, 97489

• Population: 31,615 (Malheur Co.)
• Water: Beulah Reservoir, Malheur Lake, Dry Lake Reservoir
• Zip Codes: 97918, 97909, 97906, 97903, 97913, 97914, 97920

• Population: 6526 (Burns)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 0.8”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 24°; Feb. – 28°, Mar. – 36°, Apr. – 44°, May – 51°, Jun. – 58°, Jul. – 66°, Aug. – 64°, Sep. – 55°, Oct. – 45°, Nov. – 34°, Dec. – 25°
• Water: Malheur Lake, Harney Lake, Silvies River, Silver Creek
• Zip Codes: 97720, 97738, 97873, 97732, 97904, 97758, 97721

• Population: 20,829 (Ashland)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 1.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 37°; Feb. – 42°, Mar. – 45°, Apr. – 48°, May – 56°, Jun. – 64°, Jul. – 68°, Aug. – 68°, Sep. – 62°, Oct. – 54°, Nov. – 44°, Dec. – 37°
• Water: Crater Lake, Frozen Klamath Bay, Pacific Ocean, Williamson River, Illinois River
• Zip Codes: 97520, 97540, 97535, 96044, 97504, 97501

• Population: 6,297 (Brookings)
• Average Annual Rainfall: 3”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan. – 48°; Feb. – 48°, Mar. – 48°, Apr. – 50°, May – 54°, Jun. – 57°, Jul. – 60°, Aug. – 60°, Sep. – 58°, Oct. – 56°, Nov. – 51°, Dec. – 48°
• Water: Rogue River, Illinois River, Bear Creek Pacific Ocean
• Zip Codes: 97415, 95567, 95531, 97444, 95543, 97406, 97534.

• OR Bike
• Oregon Bicycle Racing Assoc.
• Cog Wild Bike Tours
• Bicycle Transportation Alliance
• BikeLane Coalition

• 1000 Friends of Oregon
• Central Oregon Environmental Center
• OSPIRG
• Earth Share of Oregon

• USDE Resources
• Cascade Policy Institute
• The Energy Conservation and Alternative Futures Fund

In conclusion, Bicycle City, Oregon could be a great place for people to enjoy a new freedom and appreciation of life because of the cool mountain climate, beautiful peaks and forests, and environment-conscious surrounding of Oregon. Click here to be added to our mailing list.

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Introduction
Potential Bicycle City, OK Locations
Oklahoma Bicycle Organizations & Resources
Oklahoma Environmental Groups
Alternative Energy Organzations and Companies in Oklahoma
Oklahoma Animal Groups
Oklahoma International Groups
Conclusion

Oklahoma is a fantastic state for Bicycle City because of its features. The state offers the culture of the “American Heartland.” There is a strong artistic community in Oklahoma that is inspired by the American West, Native Americans, and Central/South America. The land is primarily flatlands, but with hills and mountains, too. The EPA said that Oklahoma offers “the most diverse terrain in the USA,” making it a bicycler’s dream. Additionally, the state boasts 200 man-made lakes, and 11 different ecoregions. The land is robust and fertile, making green crop production quite feasible. The state also has a healthy multi-cultural population.

Some great locations for Bicycle City, OK might be:

• Population: 10,643 (Guymon)
• Average Rainfall: 1.4”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 32° ; Feb.- 36° ; Mar.- 44° ; - 55° ; May- 64° ; June- 74° ; July- 78° ; Aug.- 76° ; Sept.- 68° ; Oct.- 57° ; Nov.- 44° ; Dec.- 34°
• Water: Optima Lake
• Zip Codes: 73942, 73945, 73939, 73944, 73901, 67954, 73949

• Population: 4,900 (Alva)
• Average Rainfall: 2.1”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 35° , Feb.- 40°, Mar.- 48°il-60°, May- 68°, June- 78°, July-84° , Aug.- 81°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 62°, Nov.- 48°, Dec.- 37°
• Water: Discon Lake, Bouziden Lake, Benson Number 3 Reservoir, Cimarron River
• Zip Codes: 73717, 73746, 73731, 67057, 73860, 67070, 73726

• Population: 733 (Cheyenne)
• Average Rainfall: 2.2”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.-36°, Feb.-41°, Mar.-48° -58°, May-66°, June-75°, July-81°, Aug.-79°, Sept.-71°, Oct.-60°, Nov.-45°, Dec.-38°
• Water: North Canadian River, Foss Lake
• Zip Codes: 73638, 73660, 73666, 73662, 73650, 73644, 73628

• Population: 9,821 (Idabel)
• Average Rainfall: 4”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 40°, Feb.- 44°, Mar.- 54°, April-62°, May-70°, June-77°, July-81°, Aug.- 81°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 64°, Nov.- 54°, Dec.- 44°
• Water: Mountain Fork River, Cedar Creek, Clayton Lake, Sardis Lake, Lake Wister, Hugo Lake, Broken Bow Lake
• Zip Codes: 74749, 74736, 74737, 74750, 74740, 74728, 74764

• Population: 90,234 (Lawton)
• Average Rainfall: 2.5”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 37°, Feb.- 42°, Mar.- 51°, April-62°, May-70°, June-78°, July-84°, Aug.- 82°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 64°, Nov.- 51°, Dec.- 40°
• Water: Red River, Lake Frederick, Snyder Lake
• Zip Codes: 73501, 73507, 73505, 73503, 73543, 73557, 73538.

Near Black Mesa

• Population: 1721 (Hooker)
• Average Rainfall: 1.4”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 32°, Feb.- 36°, Mar.- 44°, April-55°, May-64°, June-74°, July-78°, Aug.- 76°, Sept.- 68°, Oct.- 57°, Nov.- 44°, Dec.- 34°
• Water: Cimarron River, Optima Lake
• Zip Codes: 73945, 73901, 73951, 73942, 73944, 73950, 67951
  

50-100 miles outside OK City

• Population: 531,324
• Average Rainfall: 2.6”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 36°, Feb.- 41°, Mar.- 50°, April-60°, May-68°, June-77°, July-82°, Aug.- 81°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 62°, Nov.- 50°, Dec.- 38°
• Water: Lake Hefner, Little River, North Canadian River, Lake Thunderbird, Lake Eufala
• Zip Codes: 73102, 73103, 73104, 73105, 73106, 73107, 73108, 73109, 73110, 73111, 73112, 73114, 73115, 73116, 73117, 73118, 73119, 73120, 73121, 73122, 73127, 73128, 73129, 73130, 73131, 73132, 73134, 73135, 73139, 73141, 73142, 73145, 73149, 73150, 73151, 73159, 73160, 73162, 73165, 73169, 73170, 73173, 73179.

• Population: 382,457
• Average Rainfall: 3.4”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 35°, Feb.- 40°, Mar.- 51°, April-62°, May-68°, June-78°, July-84°, Aug.- 82°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 62°, Nov.- 50°, Dec.- 38°
• Water:Oologa Lake, Lake O’ The Cherokee, Lake Fort Gibson, Caney River, Bird Creek
• Zip Codes: 74103, 74104, 74105, 74106, 74107, 74108, 74110, 74112, 74114, 74115, 74116, 74117, 74119, 74120, 74126, 74127, 74128, 74129, 74130, 74131, 74132, 74133, 74134, 74135, 74136, 74137, 74145, 74146.

• Population: 46,416
• Average Rainfall: 2.7”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 35°, Feb.- 40°, Mar.- 50°, April-61°, May-68°, June-78°, July-84°, Aug.- 82°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 62°, Nov.- 48°, Dec.- 38°
• Water: Salt Fork, Black Bear Creek,
  Turkey
  Creek, Cimarron River, Kaw Lake
• Zip Codes: 73701, 73703, 73773, 73753, 73736, 73727, 73743.

• Population: 39,766 (Muskogee)
• Average Rainfall: 3.5”
• Average Monthly High Temperatures: Jan.- 37°, Feb.- 42°, Mar.- 52°, April-62°, May-68°, June-77°, July-82°, Aug.- 81°, Sept.- 74°, Oct.- 64°, Nov.- 51°, Dec.- 41°
• Water: Eufaula Reservoir, Kerr Reservoir, Kiamichi River
• Zip Codes: 74401, 74403, 74463, 74446, 74450, 74454

• Stillwater Red Dirt Pedalers http://www.reddirtpedalers.com/links/orgs.asp
• OK Freewill Cross-State Bicycle Tour http://okfreewheel.com/
• Oklahoma Bicycle Society http://www.oklahomabicyclesociety.com/links.htm
• Oklahoma Earthbike Fellowship http://www.okearthbike.com/

• Nature Conservatory- Oklahoma Chapter http://www.oklahomanature.org/
• Oklahoma Wildlife Federation http://www.okwildlife.org/
• Payne Co., OK Wildlife Society http://www.eco-usa.net/orgs/ok.shtml
• Sierra Club, Oklahoma Chapter http://oklahoma.sierraclub.org/
• Telsa Audubon Society http://www.tulsaaudubon.org/

Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies in Oklahoma:

• Bergey Wind Power www.bergey.com
• Harvest Solar and Wind Power www.harvest-energy.com
• Climate Change Central www.climatechangecentral.com/
• Sun City Energy www.suncityenergy.com
• Sustainable Oklahoma http://www.bettertimesinfo.org/oklahoma.htm

Oklahoma Animal Groups:

• OK Animal Shelters and Rescues http://www.okpets.org/
• Oklahoma Pet Gazette http://www.okpetgazette.com/okcwlfr.html
• OK Animal Shelters http://www.animalshelter.org/shelters/Oklahoma.asp
• Animal Rescue Foundation, Tulsa http://www.arftulsa.org/

Oklahoma International Groups:

• Oklahoma Office of Trade and International Investment http://domino1.odoc.state.ok.us/newhome/internat.nsf/
• Tulsa Chamber- International Trade http://www.tulsachamber.com/edintntl.htm
• IABC Central OK http://www.iabccentralok.com/
• Center for Cultural Exchange http://www.cci-exchange.com/

In Conclusion, Bicycle City, Oklahoma could be a wonderful place for people looking for a new community idea. The location is ideal for communication with nature, with a variety of terrain, welcoming climate, and fertile soil. An added bonus for Bicycle City, OK is the rich culture and international community of Oklahoma. Click here to subscribe to the Bicycle City, OK email list.

Introduction
Potential Georgia Bicycle City Locations
Alternative Energy Organizations & Companies in Georgia
Georgia Animal & Wildlife Groups
Georgia Business Organizations and Resources
Georgia Education Organizations & Resources
Georgia Environmental Groups
Georgia International Groups
Georgia State Government
In Conclusion

A state that has been described as having ‘outstanding livability’ carries traits that would make a potential Bicycle City, Georgia, development a prime place to live. The state boasts of an affordable cost of living, outstanding healthcare, and thriving arts and cultural opportunities and 43 of its counties are considered “Entrepreneur Friendly.”

With great scenery and non-motorized-use trails, an excellent location for a Bicycle City, Ga., would be difficult to pinpoint only due to the vast potential. From the most challenging mountains to the flattest of plains, Georgia has diverse and scenic terrain. The Georgia Wildlife Federation notes sites ideal for outdoor activities and wildlife watching include picturesque beaches, lush forests, flat plains, salt marshes and the breathtaking Appalachian Mountains.

A state with a temperate climate, Georgia’s temperatures average considerably above the freezing point in the winter and just below 88 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer, according to the National Weather Service. Due to these appealing conditions, non-motorized transportation is popular in the state. Both rail and ferry transportation from the Georgia Transit Authority allow for cleaner commutes and traveling, and a more eco-friendly environment, in line with the goals of any prospective Bicycle City, GA, location.

Sites in a 50-100-mile radius of the following cities would be ideal for a potential Bicycle City, GA:

• Population: 27,912
• Average Annual Rainfall: 56.6 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 49, February - 54, March - 63, April - 72, May - 79, June - 86, July - 89, August - 89, September - 83, October - 73, November - 64, December - 53
• Water Carters Lake, Conasauga River, Allatoona Lake
• Adjacent Public Land Chattahoochee National Forest, Fort Mountain State Park, Cloudland Canyon State Park
• Zip Codes 30720, 30721, 30705, 30719, 30728, 30739
• Other Highlights Dalton is close to Atlanta and has nearby non-motorized use trail winds through Chickamauga National Battlefield Park.

• Population: 25,578
• Average Annual Rainfall: 54.6 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 52, February - 56, March - 64, April - 73, May - 79, June - 86, July - 89, August - 88, September - 82, October - 73, November - 64, December - 55
• Water Lake Sidney Lanier, Nottely Lake, Blue Ridge Lake
• Adjacent Public Land Chattahoochee National Forest, Amicalola Falls State Park
• Zip Codes 30501, 30504, 30506, 30507, 30542, 30564, 30575
• Other Highlights Gainesville is close to the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.

• Population: 195,182
• Average Annual Rainfall: 44.6 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 57, February - 61, March - 69, April - 80, May - 84, June - 90, July - 92, August - 90, September - 85, October - 77, November - 68, December - 59
• Water Savannah River, Brier River
• Adjacent Public Land Mistletoe State Park, Magnolia Springs State Park
• Zip Codes 30901, 30904, 30905, 30906, 30907, 30909, 30911, 30912

   

• Population: 97,255
• Average Annual Rainfall: 45 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 57, February - 61, March - 69, April - 76, May - 83, June - 90, July - 92, August - 91, September - 85, October - 77, November - 68, December - 59
• Water Lake Juliette, Lake Sinclair, Lake Oconee
• Adjacent Public land Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge, Oconee National Forest, High Falls State Park, Indian Springs State Park
• Zip Codes 31201, 31204, 31206, 31210, 31211, 31216, 31217, 31220, 31203, 31008
• Other Highlights: Macon hosts the Georgia State Fair and the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

• Population: 25,998
• Average Annual Rainfall: 53.3 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 53, February - 58, March - 66, April - 73, May - 80, June - 87, July - 89, August - 88, September - 82, October - 73, November - 64, December - 55
• Water West Point Lake, Lake Harding, Chattahoochee River
• Adjacent Public Land Roosevelt State Park, Sprewell Bluff State Park
• Zip Codes 30240, 30241, 30217, 31822, 36855, 30230, 31833, 36862
• Other Highlights Georgia International Horse Park offers plenty of recreational opportunities.

• Population: 15,333
• Average Annual Rainfall: 50.5 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 64, February - 68, March - 75, April - 81, May - 88, June - 92, July - 94, August - 93, September - 89, October - 82, November - 74, December - 66
• Water Satilla River, Suwannee River
• Adjacent Public land Okeefenokee Swamp, Okeefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, Laura S. Walker State Park, Dixon Memorial State Forest, General Coffee State Park
• Zip Codes 31501, 31503, 31502, 31537, 31552, 31564, 31510
• Other Highlights Okeefenokee Swamp National Wildlife Refuge has lots of great trails for hiking and biking.

• Population: 131,510
• Average Annual Rainfall: 49.5 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 60, February - 64, March - 71, April - 78, May - 84, Jun - 90, July - 92, August - 90, September - 86, October - 78, November - 71, December - 63
• Water Atlantic Ocean, Savannah River
• Adjacent Public land Savannah National Wildlife Refuge, Wassaw National Wildlife Refuge, Harris Neck Wildlife Refuge
• Zip Codes 31401, 31404, 31405, 31406, 31407, 31408, 31410, 31411
• Other Highlights: Savannah's annual music festival is the largest in the state and one of the most popular in the world.

• Population: 11,722
• Average Annual Rainfall: 55.6 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 62, February - 66, March - 73, April - 79, May - 86, June - 90, July - 92, August - 91, September - 89, October - 81, November - 72, December - 64
• Water Lake Seminole, Flint River, Ichawaynochaway River, Spring River, Ochlockonee River
• Adjacent Public land Seminole State Park, Apalachicola National Forest (Florida)
• Zip Codes 39817, 39819, 31730, 39837, 39870, 39815
• Other Highlights: Bainbridge preserves the history and charm of the old south. It's also just about 90 miles from Florida beaches!

• Population: 76,939
• Average Annual Rainfall: 53.5 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 60, February - 64, March - 72, April - 78, May - 85, June - 90, July - 93, August - 92, September - 88, October - 80, November - 71, December - 63
• Water Kinchafoonee River, Abrams River, Flint River, Jones River, Lake Blackshear, Walter F. George Reservoir
• Adjacent Public land Georgia Veterans Memorial State Park, George T. Bagby State Park, Reed Bingham State Park
• Zip Codes 31701, 31705, 31706, 31707, 31708, 31721, 31702, 31703
• Other Highlights: Albany is rich in history, especially related to the Civil Rights movement. Albany is also nicknamed the Pecan Capital of the World!

• Population: 15,600
• Average Annual Rainfall: 49.4 inches
• Average Monthly High Temperatures January - 63, February - 66, March - 72, April - 78, May - 84, June - 90, July - 92, August - 91, September - 87, October - 79, November - 72, December - 65
• Water Atlantic Ocean, Satilla River, Altamaha River
• Adjacent Public land Blackbeard Island National Wildlife Refuge, Gray’s Reef National Marine Sanctuary, Cumberland Island National Seashore
• Zip Codes 31520, 31522, 31523, 31525, 31527, 31565, 31305, 31543
• Other Highlights: Brunswick borders the Atlantic Ocean and encompasses four barrier islands, an idyllic vacation and recreation destination for many.

• Realtor.com
• US Census
• Weather.com

• Alternative Energy Resources in Georgia
• University Center of Excellence for Photovoltaics
• Georgia Environment Facilities Authority
• OneWorld Sustainable
• Southface
• Georgia Solar
• Partner Energy
• Fox Independent Energy
• Advanced Energy Systems
• Georgia Wind Working Group
• South East Solar Co

• Georgia Animal Rights and Protection
• Atlanta Humane Society
• Animal Rescue Foundation
• Georgia Wildlife Federation
• Homeless Animal Rescue and Placement Services
• Second Chance Animal Rescue and Adoptions
• Pet Orphans

• Georgia Chamber of Commerce
• Atlanta Regional Commission
• State of Georgia Department of Industry, Trade and Tourism
• Georgia Department of Natural Resources
• America – Georgia Business Council
• Georgia SBDC Network

• Georgia Department of Education
• List of Colleges and Universities in Georgia

• The Georgia Conservancy
• Albany Audubon Society
• Altamaha Riverkeeper
• The Athens Land Trust
• Birdsong Nature Center
• Central Savannah River Land Trust
• Chattahoochee RiverWatch
• Chattooga Conservancy
• Georgia Land Trust
• Coastal Environmental Organization of Georgia
• Sierra Club Georgia Chapter
• The Southeast Land Preservation Trust
• Southern Conservation Trust
• Trees Atlanta
• Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper
• Environmental Education Alliance of Georgia
• The Georgia Appalachian Trail Club, Inc.
• Georgia Botanical Society
• The Georgia Conservancy
• Georgia Conservation Voters
• Georgia Forestwatch
• Georgia Lakes Society
• Georgia Native Plant Society
• Georgia Recycling Coalition
• Georgia River Network
• Georgia Wildlife Federation
• Glynn Environmental Coalition
• Gwinnett Open Land Trust
• Mountain Conservation Trust
• Oconee Rivers Audubon Society
• St. Simons Land Trust

• Atlanta Kaffeeklatsch
• Korean American Coalition
• Latin American Association
• Malaysian Association of Georgia
• National Association of Asian American Professionals

• State of Georgia
• Georgia Environmental Facilities Authority
• Georgia Secretary of State
• Georgia Technology Authority
• Georgia Department of Energy

Georgia is a state that has a reasonable cost of living, a strong healthcare system and a vibrant arts culture—all important factors for a potential Bicycle City, Georgia, development. Plus, the state has plenty to offer to outdoor enthusiasts regardless of age or ability. An extensive public transportation initiative plus the versatile landscape and eco-friendly residents add up to amazing possibilities for a prospective Bicycle City, Ga.

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