Augusta, Georgia: Béda antara owahan

'''Augusta, Georgia''' kuwiiku [[kutha]] ing negara bagéyan [[Georgia]], [[Amérika Sarékat]] kanthi pedunungpadunung cacahé 189,366<ref>[http://factfinder.census.gov/servlet/SAFFPopulation?_event=Search&_name=augusta&_state=04000US13&_county=augusta&_cityTown=augusta&_zip=&_sse=on&_lang=en&pctxt=fph U.S. Census Bureau Population Finder - Augusta-Richmond County (balance), Georgia]</ref> (kira-kira taun 2006). Kutha iki minangka kutha paling gedhé nomer loro ing negara bagéyan Georgia, lan kutha paling gedhé ing dhaérah ilèn [[Kali Savannah]] pérangan tengah.

Augusta is home to four professional minor league athletic teams. The [[Augusta Greenjackets]] are the city’s oldest sporting club, which began play in 1988 as the Augusta Pirates. After the Augusta Pirates, the team was owned by the Red Sox and now by the Giants. In 1998, the [[ECHL]] [[Raleigh IceCaps]] relocated to Augusta and were renamed the [[Augusta Lynx]]. The city hosted an AF2 arena football team, the [[Augusta Stallions]], from 2000 to 2002. [[Arena Football]] was brought back to the city in 2006 when the [[Augusta Spartans]] began play in the [[American Indoor Football League]]; however, in 2007 the Augusta Spartans moved to the [[World Indoor Football League (2007)|World Indoor Football League]] and were named the 2007 World Indoor Football Champions, but for 2008, the Spartans will play in the [[American Indoor Football Association]]. Augusta's Female Flat-Track Roller Derby, The Soul City Sirens, formed in January of 2008 and consists of two teams, The Atomic Annies, with an atomic-radioactive theme and The Rock-a-Betties, with a 1950s Pin-Up Girl Theme. As of March 1, 2008, The Sirens were in training to become qualified under the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA). SP Augusta formerly hosted a soccer club, the [[Augusta FireBall]]. The club folded after two seasons of play.

Public [[K-12]] schools in Augusta are managed by the [[Richmond County School District|Richmond County School System]]. The system has 8 high schools, 10 middle schools, 36 elementary schools, 4 [[magnet schools]], and 3 other-format schools.