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Alabama, United States β 55 km

Trenton - Georgia
πΊπΈ Georgia Β· United States β Altitude 231 m
This live camera looks out over Trenton, a small town in Dade County in the far northwest corner of Georgia. The stream is useful for checking conditions before a drive into the mountains or simply seeing how the town looks right now.
Trenton sits in a valley of the Appalachian ridges near the Tennessee and Alabama borders, at roughly 230 metres above sea level. The town is a quiet county seat surrounded by forested slopes, farmland and river valleys. It is known more for its rural character and mountain scenery than for large attractions, which suits travellers who want a slower pace.
Depending on the view, you may see streets, rooftops and the surrounding hills. Mornings often bring mist down in the valleys, while clear afternoons show the ridgelines most clearly. Seasonal change is strong here: spring and autumn colour on the hardwood slopes is usually the most rewarding time to look in.
Summers are hot and humid, winters are mild with occasional frost, and spring storms can be heavy. The best time to visit is generally April to May or October, when temperatures are comfortable. Nearby cameras in Section, Manchester, Lynchburg and Albertville let you compare conditions across the wider region.
Source: earthcam.com
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The current weather and a three-day forecast for Trenton are shown in the live block on this page, updated automatically from the local conditions.
The local time for Trenton is displayed on this page and follows the Eastern time zone used across much of Georgia.
The camera is in Trenton in Dade County, northwest Georgia, and the map on this page marks its position in the town.
Clear daytime hours give the sharpest view of the hills, and autumn or spring are the seasons when the surrounding slopes look most striking.
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