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University of Georgia - translation to English

PUBLIC UNIVERSITY LOCATED IN ATHENS, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES
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  • [[Abraham Baldwin]], one of the founders and first president of the University of Georgia
  • The Arch
  • The Arch at the University of Georgia
  • University of Georgia dormitories on [[Sapelo Island]].
  • Founders Memorial Garden
  • UGA athletics logo
  • Lumpkin House on Cedar Street on the UGA campus
  • The Holmes-Hunter Academic Building
  • 1996 games]].
  • [[Lyman Hall]], one of founders of the University of Georgia
  • [[Mary Ethel Creswell]], in 1919, the first woman to earn an undergraduate degree at the university
  • Mary Lyndon]] Hall (built in 1938), named after the first female student at UGA to earn a graduate degree.<ref name="auto1" />
  • Zell B. Miller Learning Center
  • [[Natasha Tretheway]], [[United States Poet Laureate]]
  • The ''R/V Savannah'' [[research vessel]] at the [[Skidaway Institute of Oceanography]]
  • Richard B. Russell Jr. Special Collections Libraries Building
  • United States Senator]] [[Saxby Chambliss]]
  • A fountain in the [[State Botanical Garden of Georgia]]
  • [[Stegeman Coliseum]] at UGA hosted [[1996 Summer Olympics]] events.
  • [[Terrell Davis]], [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]]r
  • The [[Peabody Award]]s (statuettes pictured) originated at, and are awarded by, the University of Georgia
  • LEED]] certified structure that features 72 solar panels and [[water reclamation]] technology.
  • The ringing of the Chapel Bell is a tradition held by students and alumni of the University of Georgia.
  • The first football squad at the University of Georgia in 1892.
  • Paul D. Coverdell Center for Biomedical and Health Sciences
  • UGA Health Sciences Campus Administration Building – Winnie Davis Hall
  • Ilah Dunlap Little Memorial Library
  • Uga VI]], the official live mascot of the Georgia Bulldogs 1999–2008
  • Trinity College]] while at [[Oxford University]].
  • Tifton]].
  • U.S. Senator]] who helped establish the HOPE Scholarship

University of Georgia         
Universidad de Georgia, gran universidad publica situada en Georgia (EEUU)
Georgia State University         
PUBLIC UNIVERSITY IN ATLANTA, GA, USA
Georgia State; History of Georgia State University; Georgia State University Foundation; The Signal & Urbanite; Georgia Evening College; Atlanta Junior College; Five Points (journal); George State University; Atlanta Review of Journalism History; Georgia State U; Student Recreation Center (Georgia State); TReNDS Center; Georgia State University, Atlanta
Universidad del estado de Georgia, gran universidad publica localizada en la ciudad de Atlanta en el estado de Georgia (EEUU)
Georgia         
  • [[Guerra civil georgiana]] y [[Guerra de Abjasia (1992-1993)]]
  • Parque nacional de Tusheti]] al este del Georgia
  • Vehículo blindado de transporte de personal Didgori-2 de fabricación georgiana durante un desfile militar en 2011
  • huevo]] crudo.
  • Castillo de Rabati en Akhaltsikhe
  • [[Batumi]] en la costa del mar Negro
  • Grupos etnolingüísticos]] de la región del [[Cáucaso]].
  • La Catedral de la Santa Virgen María en [[Batumi]] fue originalmente una [[iglesia católica]] cerrada durante el [[Comunismo]] y reabierta despues como una [[Iglesia ortodoxa georgiana]]
  • Adjaria]]
  • Embajada de Georgia en los [[Países Bajos]]
  • Catalina]], la última reina georgiana de [[Mingrelia]], por [[Franz Xaver Winterhalter]].
  • Evolución del PIB per cápita en Azerbaiyán, Armenia y Georgia.
  • El Estadio Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena durante un partido entre Georgia y España en 2012
  • El rey [[Jorge XII de Georgia]] fue el último monarca del [[reino de Kartli-Kajetia]], que fue anexionado por Rusia en 1801.
  • La Revolución de las Rosas (2003)
  • Puente sobre el Río Kura en Tiflis
  • Declaración de independencia por el parlamento georgiano ([[Tiflis]], 1918)
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  • Selección nacional de Rugby de Georgia en 2018
  • Jinkali/Khinkali]].
  • Ministerio de Defensa de Georgia
  • Narikala un antigua fortaleza con vista a la ciudad de Tiflis en Georgia
  • Palacio presidencial de Georgia.
  • Edificio del nuevo Parlamento de Georgia
  • Vehículo de la Policía de Georgia en 2015
  • 20px
  • [[Mijeíl Saakashvili]], presidente de Georgia, en 2008
  • Regiones de Georgia
  • Ferrocarriles Georgianos]] representan una arteria vital que une el [[Mar Negro]] y el [[Mar Caspio]], la ruta más corta entre Europa y Asia Central.
  • izquierda
  • Letrero en la calle escrito en alfabeto georgiano y latino
  • [[Svanetia]], una región histórica de Georgia en el noroeste del país
  • [[Universidad Estatal de Tiflis]]
  • época dorada la Georgia]] medieval
  • 25px
  • ''[[Khorumi]]'', [[danza]] de combate [[tradicional]] georgiana.
  • Un pequeño río en Georgia
  • s}}, [[Museo nacional de Georgia]]
  • Kajetia]], una región histórica del este del país famosa por sus vinos
  • Churchjela.
  • [[Ushba]], una montaña de la cordillera del Cáucaso dentro de Georgia.
  • El rey Vajtang VI de Georgia
  • Vista de la ciudad rupestre de Vardzia y del valle del río Kura, más abajo
  • Selección nacional de [[Hockey sobre hielo]] de Georgia
PAÍS DEL CÁUCASO EN EUROPA ORIENTAL
Georgia (país); Georgia (república); República de Georgia; Sakartvelo; Georgia (nación); Republica de Georgia; Georgia (nacion); Georgia (pais); Georgia (republica); Usuario:Der schöne Tod/Georgia; Jeórjia
= Georgia, GA (Georgia).
Nota: Estado norteamericano.
Ex: Only Georgia is said to have a suitable 6-story building properly equipped; under construction are archives in Moldavia, Ukraine and Latvia.
Ex: This is a report of a Planning Conference for Solar Technology Information Transfer in Georgia, held in Atlanta, GA. on July 24-25, 1978.

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University of Georgia

The University of Georgia (UGA or Georgia) is a public land-grant research university with its main campus in Athens, Georgia. Founded in 1785, it is one of the oldest public universities in the United States. It is the flagship school of the University System of Georgia.

The university is classified among "R1: Doctoral Universities – Very high research activity," and as having "more selective" undergraduate admissions, the most selective admissions category. Among public universities, the University of Georgia is one of the nation's top three producers of Rhodes Scholars over the past two decades.

In addition to the main campuses in Athens with their approximately 470 buildings, the university has two smaller campuses located in Tifton and Griffin. The university has two satellite campuses located in Atlanta and Lawrenceville. The total acreage of the university in 30 Georgia counties is 41,539 acres (168.10 km2).

The University of Georgia's intercollegiate sports teams, commonly known by their Georgia Bulldogs name compete in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I and the Southeastern Conference (SEC).

Notable alumni and attendees include current and former members of the United States Senate, members of the United States House of Representatives, federal judges, Rhodes Scholars, Marshall Scholars, MacArthur Fellows (the "Genius Grant") winners, as well as Pulitzer Prize winners, a United States Poet Laureate, Emmy Award winners, Grammy Award winners, and multiple Super Bowl champions.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University of Georgia
Examples of use of University of Georgia
1. Beresford, an accounting professor at the University of Georgia.
2. Spiro, who teaches international law at the University of Georgia.
3. Fortunately, University of Georgia horticulture professor Allan M.
4. "Romney might be thinking ahead," said Berggren, a political scientist at the University of Georgia.
5. Saw "Coming Home: American Paintings, 1'30–1'50" at the University of Georgia Museum of Art.
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