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The Atlanta BeltLine is a redevelopment project that is centering its work on parks and green space around the city. Since 2005, more than $2 billion has been put into the project, which has already resulted in the development of more housing and new businesses.

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Much of the artwork around the Atlanta BeltLine is commissioned, but other pieces done by graffiti-ists are welcomed.

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Another unique visual during a run–a sculpture that looks like a jumble of rusted nails.

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Well-placed markers dot the entire path around the BeltLine. It currently has seven miles open to runners.

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Here's hoping runners never really have to watch their steps for wily rodents when going below this overpass.

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Runners, walkers, bikers, and anyone looking for an escape are welcome to enjoy the BeltLine.

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A flat route, which differs from some of Atlanta's hillier streets, is a defining feature of the run on the BeltLine.

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Another unique visual during a runa sculpture that looks like a jumble of rusted nails.

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More than 13,000 single-family, apartment, and condominium units have been constructed because of the BeltLine project.

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One feature frequent runners of the BeltLine are lobbying for–water fountains.

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Several races–from 5Ks to 10Ks–have been happening for several years under the Atlanta BeltLine Running Series banner.

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One day, Dan Popovic, director of the Atlanta BeltLine Running series, hopes that the BeltLine trail system will be big enough to host an entire marathon.

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Along with colorful murals, the array of artwork along the BeltLine includes still photos and oddities such as wind-powered bicycles.

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