Augusta
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Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Savannah
About Augusta
Situated in the eastern part of Georgia, Augusta is a city that spans Richmond County. Known for its scenic riverfront along the Savannah River, Augusta is also part of the Augusta–Richmond County metropolitan statistical area.
Augusta holds significant historical importance as one of the earliest cities founded by English colonists in America. The city's economy thrives on manufacturing and healthcare, while its cultural scene includes notable landmarks like the Georgia Museum of Art and the Augusta National Golf Club.
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