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Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta
Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta is a welcome center on I-20 westbound in Georgia, at mile 200 near Augusta. Truckers get 46 dedicated spaces, per FHWA data. After this, westbound drivers reach I-20 Rest Area near Grovetown about 14 miles later. It is about 65 miles (straight line) from Columbia, SC.
| Highway | I-20 · Westbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 200 |
| Location | Augusta, Richmond County, Georgia Directions (33.5270, -82.0230) |
| Amenities | Not in our sources yet. |
| Truck parking | 46 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: FHWA/BTS National Transportation Atlas Database (2019 survey); map data from OpenStreetMap. Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-20
Heading westbound
I-20 Rest Area near Grovetown
about 14 miles · Rest area near Grovetown
Heading eastbound
North Augusta Welcome Center
about 1.4 miles · Welcome center in South Carolina
Overnight parking
A night's sleep in your vehicle is allowed in Georgia. Setting up a tent is not allowed.
Based on O.C.G.A. § 32-6-6. All Georgia rest area rules
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta?
On I-20 westbound at mile 200 near Augusta in Richmond County, Georgia. The map link above starts navigation.
Which direction does Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta serve?
Westbound traffic on I-20.
How far is the next rest stop after Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta?
Westbound: I-20 Rest Area near Grovetown, about 14 miles. Eastbound: North Augusta Welcome Center, about 1.4 miles.
Can you sleep at Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta?
A night's sleep in your vehicle is allowed in Georgia. Setting up a tent is not allowed.
Is there truck parking at Georgia Visitor Information Center - Augusta?
Yes, 46 truck spaces according to the FHWA survey.
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