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DAMANgoldberg

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3. Not necessarily coincidental...

Reply to napi21 (Original post)

Tue May 5, 2020, 10:06 PM

May 2020

but Gainesville and Hall County (50mi NE of downtown Atlanta) are big poultry processing areas. The other major hotspot in Georgia, Albany/Daugherty County has food processing plants aplenty.

However, in my former home county, Lee County Alabama, there are no food processing plants (just finished goods) and is the home of Auburn University, and there is an outsized number of cases there. No explanations there.

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Not necessarily coincidental... DAMANgoldberg May 2020 #3

I already thought pf that. I didn't lmpw about Albany, biy I live in South Hall Cty. so I know napi21 May 2020 #4

It's both... DAMANgoldberg May 2020 #5