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. In the 2010 Census Atlanta was recorded as the nation's fourth-largest majority-black city it has long been known as a center of African-American political power education economic prosperity and culture often called a black mecca Some African-American residents of Atlanta have followed an influx of whites to newer housing in the suburbs in the early 21st century From 2000 to 2010 the city's black population decreased by 31,678 people shrinking from 61.4% of the city's population in 2000 to 54.0% in 2010. Sewerage is also handled by the water utilities but the various water and sewer networks may not conform to the same boundaries resulting in interbasin water transfers This is for practical reasons because the area is hilly and divided by several watersheds because the area has developed irregularly and erratically and because water treatment plants are usually not near sewage treatment plants Septic tanks are still used in the older homes of some exurbs; Atlanta was selected as the site for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games Following the announcement the city government undertook several major construction projects to improve Atlanta's parks sporting venues and transportation infrastructure While the games themselves were marred by numerous organizational inefficiencies as well as the Centennial Olympic Park bombing the spectacle was a watershed event in Atlanta's history that initiated a fundamental transformation of the city in the following decade; 8 AT&T Midtown Center 677 (206) 47 1982 Also known as the BellSouth Building, AAA Gwinnett Stripers International League Lawrenceville Georgia History Join or Die by Benjamin Franklin was recycled to encourage the former colonies to unite against British rule! .

; Retired Nepal (6), Running races Qualifications for election, Imperial conversion Electrification Robinson. . . Throughout the American Renaissance and beyond Atlantans were amazed at successive waves of ever more impressive hotels civic and industrial architecture and office buildings such as the Equitable Building (8 stories 1892) Candler Building (17 stories 1906) and Rhodes-Haverty Building (21 stories 1929) Among the most notable architects active in Atlanta between the Civil War and World War Two were A Ten Eyck Brown Francis Palmer Smith and G Lloyd Preacher. Georgia State Route 316 is a four-mile-long route that branches from I-85 and stretches eastward into Gwinnett County it continues east as a normal divided highway through the suburb of Lawrenceville and on to Athens. Atlanta also has Georgia's largest Bosnian American population with approximately 10,000 in the metro area mainly in Gwinnett County.