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Toccoa is a city in far
Northeast Georgia near the
border with
South Carolina. It is the
county seat of
Stephens County, Georgia,
United States, located...
- Camp
Toccoa (formerly Camp Toombs) was a
basic training camp for
United States Army
paratroopers during World War II,
located five
miles (8 km) west of...
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Toccoa Falls College is a
private evangelical Christian college in
Toccoa Falls, Georgia,
founded in 1907. The
campus occupies 1,100
acres (450 ha), bordering...
- Lake
Toccoa is a
reservoir in the U.S.
state of Georgia,
Stephens County, in the city of
Toccoa.
Toccoa comes from the
Cherokee word Ꮤꮖꭿ "Tagwâ′hĭ," meaning...
- census, the po****tion was 26,784. The
county seat is
Toccoa.
Stephens County comprises the
Toccoa,
Georgia Micropolitan Statistical Area. The
county was...
- The
Toccoa River and
Ocoee River are the
names in use for a
single 93-mile-long (150 km)[better source needed]
river that
flows northwestward through the...
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Toccoa station,
formerly known as the
Toccoa Southern Railway Depot, is a
train station in
Toccoa, Georgia. It is
currently served by Amtrak's Crescent...
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Toccoa Falls is a
waterfall on
Toccoa Cr**** with a
vertical drop of 186 feet (57 m) on the
campus of
Toccoa Falls College in
Stephens County, Georgia...
- The
Toccoa Record is a w****ly
newspaper in
Toccoa, Georgia, and
Stephens County. It
covers Toccoa and
Stephens County. The
newspaper is the
oldest business...
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commanding officer.
Sobel commanded Easy
Company during basic training at Camp
Toccoa, Georgia,
during which he was
promoted to captain.
Sobel was
intensely disliked...
