(jôr′jə)
1. A southern Atlantic State of the United States; 58,876 square miles; capital, Atlanta; entered the Union Jan. 2, 1788, one of the original thirteen States: nickname, Cracker State: abbr. GA
2. A constituent republic of the U.S.S.R. in the southern Caucasus on the Black Sea; 29,400 square miles; capital, Tiflis: Russian Gruziya; Georgian Sakartvelo: also Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic.

(jôr′jə), Strait
of A channel between the mainland of British Columbia and Vancouver Island; 150 miles long, 20 to 40 miles wide.