Every Georgia city, one honest guide.

Georgia's newest city, built from its longest-tested neighborhoods.

The Main Street city that grew a megamall.

The railroad city that staked everything on a green.

Wine country and a race track, sharing one downtown.

The antiques village where city and track meet.

The county seat with the square, the garden, and the lake.

The whistle-stop city with the little red caboose.

The county seat that grew a proper square.

The county seat with a state park at its back.

The small-city center of south Gwinnett, with the county's biggest parks at its edge.

The Chattahoochee city that incorporated in 2006, built on parks, pools, and school zones.

The city Georgia measures everything else against.

The North Fulton tech town with a very walkable core.

The railroad city that staked everything on a green.

The railroad town that kept its brick.

Gwinnett's newest city, built around technology.

The small lake town inside Gwinnett.

The small town on the interchange.

The crossroads where two counties meet.

The county-line crossroads that stayed a crossroads.

The county-line crossroads on the way to the lake.