Definition of augusta Augusta

/ʌgʌˈstʌ/ - [ugustu] - Au•gus•ta

We found 6 definitions of augusta from 4 different sources.

What does augusta mean?

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augusta - a city in eastern Georgia north-northwest of Savannah; noted for golf tournaments
augusta - the capital of the state of Maine
		capital of Maine

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augusta
A city and capital of Richmond Co., Ga., on the Savannah River. It was an important place at the time of the Revolution, and was captured by the English and Tories in 1779, but surrendered to Col. Henry Lee, of the Revolutionary army, June 5, 1781.
augusta
A well-built and fortified city in the intendancy of Catania, in Sicily; near here, on April 21, 1676, a naval battle was fought between the French under Duquesne, and the Dutch and Spanish fleet under Ruyter, the advantage remaining with the French. Ruyter was wounded at this battle, and died a few days after at Syracuse.

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