The Park/Track Entrance is located at:  Lat: N33.21.352 - Lon: W082.04.812
Other GPS coordinates for track/park features are listed below.
Directions to the Diamond Lakes Regional Park which is located in the infield of the old
Augusta International Raceway.  The address is:  4335 Windsor Spring Road, Hephzibah,
Georgia  30815
The track is located between Hephzibah, Georgia and Augusta,
Georgia on Windsor Spring Road.  Follow the signs to "Diamond
Lakes Regional Park".  The Park is located in the infield of the
former track.
Highway 415 and Interstate 520 are the same.
A map of the area immediately surrounding the track.
From the Atlanta area:  Take I-20 to Augusta.  Just before entering
Augusta take I-520 East.  This Interstate is also called the Bobby
Jones Expressway.  At Exit 7, which is the Windsor Spring Road and
Peach Orchard Exit take a right at the first light .  This is Windsor
Spring Road.  Go approximately 6 miles to Diamond Lakes Regional
Park on your right.
From the Macon area:  Take the best route to US Highway 1.  Follow
US Highway 1 to the I-520 East Interstate.  This Interstate is also
called the Bobby Jones Expressway.  At Exit 7, which is the Windsor
Spring Road and Peach Orchard Exit take a right at the first light.  
This is Windsor Spring Road.  Go approximately 6 miles to Diamond
Lakes Regional Park on your right.
From the Columbia, S.C. area:  Take I-20 to Augusta.  After going
through the Augusta area take I-520 East Interstate.  This Interstate
is also called the Bobby Jones Expressway.  At Exit 7, which is the
Windsor Spring Road and Peach Orchard  Road Exit take a right at
the first light.  This is Windsor Spring Road.  Go approximately 6
miles to Diamond Lakes Regional Park on your right.
From the Savannah area:  Take the best route to US Highway 25
North.  After passing through Waynesboro, Georgia go
approximately 12 miles to the Highway 88 interchange where there
is a red light.  Keep going straight about another mile down a steep
hill and you will see Willis Foreman Road on your left.  Take Willis
Foreman road several miles to the red light.  At the light take a right
and go perhaps 1/2 mile and Diamond Lakes Regional Park will be
on your left.
GPS coordinates for interesting features at the Diamond Lakes/Augusta
International Raceway Complex
Entrance to Park/Track:  Lon.  W082.04.812   Lat.  N33.21.352  
Location of Memorial:  Lon.  W082.05.122   Lat.  N33.21.361
Former Garage:  Lon.  W082.05.024  Lat.  N33.21.393
Former Track Start/Finish Line:  Lon. W082.05.287  Lat.  N33.21.295
Modern Day Library/Community Center:  Lon. W082.05.116  Lat.  N33.21.362
Former Pit Entrance:  Lon.  W082.05.040  Lat.  N33.21.381
Double "S" Section of the Former Track:  Lon.  W082.05.732  Lat.  N33.21.105
Turn One (Cemetery Turn):  Lon. W082.05.572  Lat.  N33.21.480
Former Race Track Control Tower:  Lon.  W082.05.238  Lat.  N33.21.437
Lowest Point at Race Circuit (Alligator Hollow):  Lon.  W082.05.224  Lat.  N33.20.943
Family Cemetery next to Cemetery Turn:  Lon.  W082.05.572  Lat.  N33.21.480
Tires that lined edge of track:  Lon.  W082.05.746  Lat.  N33.21.206
Beginning of Pit Wall at Pit Entrance:  Lon.  W082.05.041  Lat.  N33.21.383
Former track fuelling station:  Lon.  W082.04.998  Lat.  N33.21.388
Former Golf Green:  Lon.  W082.05.640  Lat.  N33.21.059
Former Golf Green:  Lon.  W082.05.579  Lat.  N33.21.437
Former 1/4 Mile Drag Strip:  Lon.  W082.04.697  Lat.  N33.22.186
Former Speedway Complex Entrance:  Lon.  W082.04.545  Lat.  N33.22.153
Remains of Entrance Wall:  Lon.  W082.04.535  Lat.  N33.22.115
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Directions to the Augusta International Raceway
Modern Day Sports Complex:  Lon.  W082.05.479  Lat.  N33.21.227
Former Golf Green:  Lon.  W082.05.684  Lat.  N33.21.051
About Our City

Augusta is Georgia's second-largest city behind Atlanta, and it's the second-oldest
city behind Savannah.

It was founded in 1736 by Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe and was named in honor
of Princess Augusta, the wife of Fredrick, Prince of Wales.

From its temperate climate to the year-round beauty of its parks and gardens,
there's a lot to draw newcomers to Augusta - the Garden City.

With nearly half a million residents, Augusta has a variety of amenities including a
vibrant arts community and many fine restaurants.

And unlike other growing cities in the Southeast, the area has fewer of the traffic
snarls and air pollution restrictions plaguing so many metropolitan areas.

In addition to the low cost of living and affordable housing, Augusta offers its
residents a beautiful historic city with a diverse culture, active arts community and
mild climate.

These are only some of the reasons that hundreds of retired military families from
Fort Gordon call Augusta home.

Augusta also has several professional sports teams, including the Augusta Lynx, an
East Coast Hockey League team affiliated with the NHL's Phoenix Coyotes, and the
Augusta GreenJackets, a minor league (Single A) baseball team affiliated with the
Boston Red Sox.

Augusta is also proud host each spring to the Masters Golf Tournament, the sport's
most prestigious event.

When it comes to golf courses, Augusta and the surrounding area boast many fine
private and public courses.

Water recreation is also prominent. Several state parks dot the area, including Elijah
Clark and Mistletoe state parks. Thurmond Lake is one of the largest man-made
lakes east of the Mississippi River, with a 1,200-mile shoreline that is longer than the
entire U.S. eastern seaboard.

The government, the health care industry and manufacturers are the largest
employers in Richmond County.

The U.S. Army's Fort Gordon military post has the most employees with over 11,500
workers.

Companies such as the Medical College of Georgia, University Hospital, Avondale
Mills and E-Z-Go Textron employ the largest percentage of Augusta's work force, as
do International Paper Co., Thermal Ceramics and the city and local school system.

Services, followed by retail trades, are the county's largest employment sectors,
according to the Georgia Department of Labor.

It's a fact: Augusta is 140 miles east of Atlanta, on the South Carolina border in east
central Georgia. Downtown Augusta sits beside the Savannah River, making the
nearby South Carolina cities of North Augusta and Aiken a major part of the
community even though they are in another state. The Aiken-Augusta metropolitan
area also includes Columbia County, a booming suburban community west of
Augusta.
Host Hotel for the annual AIRPS
"Augusta Vintage Nationals"

The Doubletree has blocked off rooms per night at a rate of $99.
The reservations can be made by calling 1-706-855-8100.
The block will be under the name of
Augusta International Raceway,
Hotel Address:  2651 Perimeter Parkway  Augusta, GA  30909

Directions to Hotel  
From I-20 (West): Take Exit 195 (Wheeler Rd.) Turn left at top of ramp and
go approximately 1 1/4 miles, turn left at the light onto Perimeter Pkwy. The
Doubletree Hotel Augusta will be on your left around the curve.

From I-20 (East): Take Exit 195 (Wheeler Rd.) Turn right at top of exit ramp
and go approximately 1 mile. Turn left at the light onto Perimeter Pkwy. The
Doubletree Hotel Augusta will be on your left around the curve.

From the South: Take I-95 North to 16 West. Follow to 25 North until you
get to I-520. Take I-520 West to Exit 1C (Wheeler Rd.) Turn left at top of
exit ramp. At 2nd light, turn right onto Perimeter Pkwy. The Doubletree
Hotel Augusta will be on your left around the curve.

From the North: Take either I-77 South or I-95 South to I-20 West. Take
Exit 195 (Wheeler Rd.) Turn right at top of exit and go approximately 1 mile.
Turn left at the light onto Perimeter Pkwy. The Doubletree Hotel Augusta
will be on your left around the curve.