Georgia State Route 311
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| Length: | 23.87 mi[1][dead link] (38.42 km) | |||
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| South end: |   SR 97 / SR 309 in Bainbridge |
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| North end: | SR 97 west of Camilla |
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→State Route 311 is a north–south route located in southwest Georgia. From its southern terminus at SR 97/SR 309 in Bainbridge, the route travels north, roughly parallel to the Flint River to its northern terminus at SR 97 west of Camilla.
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