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5.1 Industry connections per passenger mile Deaths per 100, 98 2417 Main article: Rail subsidies. 32 Ernie Johnson P The largest European ancestry groups are: Places with 24,999 or fewer inhabitants. Stonecrest pop 53,490 Callaway Gardens in western Georgia is a family resort the area is also popular with golfers, Braves in the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame Evermore Community Improvement District or Highway 78 Community Improvement District covering part of the U.S 78 corridor in Gwinnett near Snellville; Power may be fed as direct or alternating current the most common DC voltages are 600 and 750 V for tram and rapid transit systems and 1,500 and 3,000 V for mainlines the two dominant AC systems are 15 kV AC and 25 kV AC, 5.6.2.1 Russia 5.3 Festivals 2.2 Geology and terrain, Norway (98) 5.3 Festivals ? ? ? ? In 1990 Greater Atlanta had the largest Japanese population in the Southeast United States the Consulate General of Japan in Atlanta estimated that during that year 7,500 to 10,000 Japanese lived in Greater Atlanta Of the metropolitan areas in the Southeast United States as of 1990 Greater Atlanta had the most extensive education network for Japanese nationals, Augusta Goods station in Lucerne Switzerland, An Atlanta-born Baptist minister who was part of the educated middle class that had developed in Atlanta's African-American community Martin Luther King Jr emerged as a national leader in the civil rights movement King joined with others to form the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) in Atlanta in 1957 to provide political leadership for the Civil Rights Movement across the South. As in any infrastructure asset railways must keep up with periodic inspection and maintenance in order to minimize effect of infrastructure failures that can disrupt freight revenue operations and passenger services Because passengers are considered the most crucial cargo and usually operate at higher speeds steeper grades and higher capacity/frequency their lines are especially important Inspection practices include track geometry cars or walking inspection Curve maintenance especially for transit services includes gauging fastener tightening and rail replacement, Traffic surged during World War II which was aided by troop movement and gasoline rationing the railroad's market share surged to 74% in 1945 with a massive 94 billion passenger-miles After the war railroads rejuvenated their overworked and neglected passenger fleets with fast and luxurious streamliners These new trains brought only temporary relief to the overall decline Even as postwar travel exploded passenger travel percentages of the overall market share fell to 46% by 1950 and then 32% by 1957 the railroads had lost money on passenger service since the Great Depression but deficits reached $723 million in 1957 for many railroads these losses threatened financial viability, US 278.svg U.S Route 278 On 5 February 1958 during a training mission flown by a B-47 a Mark 15 nuclear bomb also known as the Tybee Bomb was lost off the coast of Tybee Island near Savannah the bomb was thought by the Department of Energy to lie buried in silt at the bottom of Wassaw Sound. 5 Savannah Chatham 145,862 50/10 80/27 Georgia state legislators have claimed that in an 1818 survey the state's border with Tennessee was erroneously placed one mile (1.6 km) farther south than intended and have continued to dispute this with Tennessee Correction of this inaccuracy would allow Georgia access to water from the Tennessee River, J Austell pop 6,581 J, Main article: Politics of Georgia (U.S state)!