Georgia
Across
- 4. - Georgia's number one fruit crop by total production
- 7. Bald - The highest natural peak in the state
- 10. - The town where famous sweet onions are grown
- 11. - The giant airline that started as a crop-dusting company
- 12. Ridge - The town where our favorite orchard is located
- 13. - The world famous pop invented in Atlanta
- 14. Gin - The mechanical machine Eli Whitney invented near Savannah
- 18. - The deep gorge with roaring waterfalls and a suspension bridge
- 19. - The mountain town built to look like a German Alpine village
- 21. Island - The island once used as a private club for millionaires
- 22. Olympic Park - The Atlanta park built for the 1996 Olympic Games
- 25. Canyon - The "Little Grand Canyon" caused by bad farming
- 28. - The sweet red pepper mixed with cheese for sandwiches
Down
- 1. Peanuts - How Georgians love to cook their official state nut
- 2. Scouts - The girls' youth organization Juliette Gordon Low founded in Savannah
- 3. Island - The island famous for its wild horses
- 5. Mountain - The massive granite rock with a giant carving in Atlanta
- 6. - The historic city with 22 park-like public squares on Georgia's Atlantic coast
- 7. - The job of the man who invented the Coca-Cola formula
- 8. - The last name of the general who founded Georgia
- 9. Falls - The highest cascading waterfall east of the Mississippi River
- 15. Swamp - The massive, mysterious swamp filled with alligators
- 16. - Georgia's rank as the last of the original colonies
- 17. - The official state fruit grown on local trees
- 20. - The fast food chain that invented the chicken sandwich here
- 23. City Gardens - The mountaintop trail where you can see seven states
- 24. Carter - The name of the Georgia peanut farmer who became US President
- 25. - The official state crop used to make crunchy butter
- 26. - The state's famous tree nut used in sweet pies
- 27. - The precious yellow metal found in Dahlonega in 1828