Georgia State Route 24 is a state highway located in the northeastern part of Georgia. It spans approximately 50 miles, connecting the cities of Washington and Augusta. The route primarily runs in a southeast direction, serving as a vital link for local communities and travelers. The highway passes through several small towns and rural areas, providing access to various amenities and attractions. It intersects with other major roads, enhancing connectivity within the region. Georgia State Route 24 plays an essential role in facilitating transportation and supporting the local economy.