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Georgia Department of Natural Resources - Table of Contents Georgia Department of Natural Resources Telephone Directory Updated January 2018 Georgia Department of Natural Resources - Table of Contents Table of Contents Central Office ............................................................................................................................................... 6 Office of Human Resources ............................................................................................................................................... 6 Office of Administrative Services ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Office of Information Technology ....................................................................................................................................... 7 Office of Engineering and Construction Services ............................................................................................................... 7 Real Estate ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7 NGMA Outsourced Facilities .............................................................................................................................................. 7 Coastal Resources Division ....................................................................................................................... 8 Director's Office ................................................................................................................................................................. 8 Coastal Management Section ............................................................................................................................................ 8 Coastal and Ocean Management Program ........................................................................................................ 8 Marsh and Shore Management Program ............................................................................................................ 8 Compliance & Enforcement Unit ........................................................................................................................ 8 Shellfish & Water Quality Unit ............................................................................................................................ 8 Marine Fisheries Section.................................................................................................................................................... 8 Habitat Restoration and Enhancement Unit ........................................................................................................ 8 Research and Surveys Program ........................................................................................................................ 8 Fisheries Statistics Unit ...................................................................................................................................... 8 Access Unit ........................................................................................................................................................ 8 Richmond Hill Office .......................................................................................................................................................... 8 Historic Preservation Division ................................................................................................................... 9 Archaeology, Outreach and Education Section .................................................................................................................. 9 Operations Section ............................................................................................................................................................ 9 Historic Resources Section ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Planning and Local Assistance ........................................................................................................................... 9 Survey and National Register ............................................................................................................................. 9 Technical Services ............................................................................................................................................. 9 Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites Division ....................................................................................... 10 Director's Office ............................................................................................................................................................... 10 Business Services Unit .................................................................................................................................................... 10 Marketing & Customer Relations Unit .............................................................................................................................. 10 Operations Section .......................................................................................................................................................... 10 Natural Resources Unit .................................................................................................................................................... 10 Interpretive Unit ............................................................................................................................................................... 10 Reservation Administration Office .................................................................................................................................... 10 SAM Shortline Excursion Train ........................................................................................................................................ 11 State Parks, Historic Sites & Lodge Parks Region Offices ................................................................................................ 11 Region 1 Office ................................................................................................................................................ 11 Region 2 Office ................................................................................................................................................ 11 Region 3 Office ................................................................................................................................................ 11 Region 4 Office ................................................................................................................................................ 11 State Parks, Historic Sites & Lodge Parks ........................................................................................................................ 11 A. H. Stephens State Historic Park ................................................................................................................... 11 Amicalola Falls State Park & Conference Center – Operated by NGMA ........................................................... 11 Black Rock Mountain State Park ...................................................................................................................... 12 Bobby Brown State Park – Operated by Elbert County ..................................................................................... 12 Chattahoochee Bend State Park ...................................................................................................................... 12 Cloudland Canyon State Park .......................................................................................................................... 12 Crooked River State Park ................................................................................................................................. 12 Dahlonega Courthouse Gold Museum ............................................................................................................. 12 Don Carter State Park ...................................................................................................................................... 12 Elijah Clark State Park ..................................................................................................................................... 12 Etowah Indian Mounds State Historic Site ........................................................................................................ 13 F. D. Roosevelt State Park ............................................................................................................................... 13 Florence Marina State Park .............................................................................................................................. 13 Fort King George State Historic Site ................................................................................................................. 13 Fort McAllister State Historic Park .................................................................................................................... 13 Fort Morris State Historic Site – Satellite of Fort McAllister (Host Site) ............................................................. 13 Fort Mountain State Park ................................................................................................................................
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