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Located in
Northeast Georgia, Elberton was incorporated on December 10,
1803. The city was first called "Elbertville" and named for
General Samuel Elbert who fought in the
Revolutionary War. Elberton sits near the center of Elbert
County, 33 miles east of Athens and 110 miles east of
Atlanta. Known as "The Granite Capital of the World", Elberton produces
more granite monuments than any other city in the world.
Elberton is also known for attractions including granite
monuments, historic homes and architecture, beautiful lakes,
historical theatre and downtown square, and the 20,000 seat
Granite Bowl.
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