Highway Planning and Construction funding in Georgia
Highway Planning and Construction (CFDA 20.205) obligations tagged to Georgia total $6,830,575,663.15 on USAspending.gov across 2,439 awards. Georgia’s highway file is thinner in rows than Illinois or Pennsylvania in this slice and still sits in the billions. The join is FHWA 20.205 plus a GA place-of-performance tag, not an Atlanta congestion ranking and not a GDOT letting calendar. Two thousand four hundred thirty-nine Georgia highway actions are a mid-size Federal-aid grain; $6,830,575,663.15 is the GA-tagged 20.205 sum.
Key figures
- Georgia highways (CFDA 20.205): $6,830,575,663.15 on 2,439 USAspending awards.
- The implied mean is about $2,800,600 per award; 2,439 is an action count.
- Airports and transit sit outside this join.
- Cite obligations, not construction completed; no fiscal year is attached.
- The join is 20.205 × GA, not a congestion ranking.
Federal-aid actions on a Georgia tag
Keep USAspending rows labeled HIGHWAY PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION whose geography is Georgia (GA). Two thousand four hundred thirty-nine awards remain. They sum to $6,830,575,663.15. CFDA 20.205 funds planning and construction through the state transportation department and local sponsors. The extract counts award actions, not unique Interstate miles.
The implied mean is about $2,800,600 per award — a bit higher than the Illinois and Pennsylvania implied means in this slice. A higher average can mean fewer small modifications in the mix, larger packages, or both. The packet does not say which.
Georgia federal spending is every CFDA on GA. CFDA 20.205 is the national highway file. Highway Planning And Construction in Georgia is the overlap. Georgia programs and All spending ties are the indexes.
GDOT and local sponsors generate 20.205 actions. Unique Interstate miles are unpublished. 2,439 is an action count.
Georgia SLFRF in this slice is three awards. Highways are 2,439. Same GA tag, different Catalogs, different grains.
Ports, Hartsfield, and what 20.205 leaves out
Airport improvement, transit, and freight-rail Catalog numbers are not inside $6,830,575,663.15. Georgia’s port and aviation stories need those joins separately. This page stays on Federal-aid highways.
Place-of-performance can follow GDOT or a project location. Work that crosses into Alabama, Tennessee, North Carolina, South Carolina, or Florida can still carry a GA tag. The 2,439-row file is not a district map.
State motor-fuel taxes and local SPLOST transportation votes are not USAspending 20.205.
Hartsfield-Jackson airport grants are not 20.205. Port projects that are not Federal-aid highways sit elsewhere.
Obligations versus pavement placed
Quote $6,830,575,663.15 as USAspending obligations for CFDA 20.205 in Georgia. Do not quote it as construction completed or as contractor outlays.
No fiscal year is in the facts. Do not attach a letting year. Cite USAspending.gov CFDA aggregates by place of performance state.
A letting year is not in the packet. Do not stamp one on $6,830,575,663.15.
Metro Atlanta is not broken out
This packet does not split 2,439 awards or $6,830,575,663.15 by metro. An Atlanta story and a south-Georgia story would need project-level geography. The extract stays statewide.
Do not rank Georgia’s roads from this cell. Condition series are unpublished. Correlation with Georgia SNAP, SSI, or SLFRF cells is not causation.
Metro Atlanta and south Georgia share GA. Corridor stories need project pins.
Citation line
Quote USAspending.gov: Highway Planning and Construction (CFDA 20.205) obligated $6,830,575,663.15 on 2,439 awards coded to Georgia. Name the highway program and Georgia together.
The overlay Highway Planning And Construction in Georgia is the live pair.
Federal-aid is not a congestion index
Travel-time reliability and crash rates are unpublished. $6,830,575,663.15 is an obligation join, not a road-quality score.
Highway Planning And Construction in Georgia is the overlay. Georgia programs lists sibling cells.
Georgia 20.205’s 2,439 actions sit beside a three-row SLFRF cell and a 23-row lunch cell on the same GA tag. Federal-aid highways are not pandemic recovery and not school meals. $6,830,575,663.15 stays on CFDA 20.205. Hartsfield airport grants stay outside. Metro Atlanta is not broken out. Quote USAspending obligations, not pavement completed, and do not invent a letting year.
Follow Highway Planning And Construction in Georgia for the live pair. $6,830,575,663.15 and 2,439 awards are the citation set. Metro Atlanta is not broken out. Airport and transit Catalog numbers stay outside 20.205. Do not invent a letting year or a road-quality ranking.
Questions
- How much highway funding is obligated in Georgia?
- USAspending.gov shows $6,830,575,663.15 across 2,439 awards for CFDA 20.205 tagged to Georgia. That is an obligation join, not miles paved.
- Does this include Hartsfield-Jackson airport grants?
- No. Airport programs use other CFDA numbers. Only Highway Planning and Construction (20.205) with a GA geography tag is in $6,830,575,663.15.
- Is metro Atlanta reported separately?
- No. The GA tag is statewide. 2,439 awards and $6,830,575,663.15 are not split by metro in this packet.
- Where is the live Georgia highway table?
- Highway Planning And Construction in Georgia. See also Georgia federal spending, Georgia programs, CFDA 20.205, and All spending ties.
USAspending.gov CFDA program aggregates by place of performance state. Obligations are not outlays.