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Old 08-12-2008, 06:51 AM
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Does anyone have info on what Westminster is like?
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I think its a small town in Anderson County, thats about all I know. Someone can back me up on this.
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Westminister is a very small town in the western part of Oconee county. The population is only about 3,500 residents. They have an Ingles Grocery store and an Exxon gas station. Very small town. You will have to traveling to Seneca or Walhalla or Toccoa GA for shopping or entertainment. Good thing is the town is close to the mountains, the Chattooga river, and northeast Georgia. Also close to lake hartwell and Lake Keowee. I believe the school for this town is West-Oak but I am not sure.
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