That's very cool! I've not heard of that before. As for Georgia
books, I'm not aware of one, except for the Okeefenokee book. The
Alabama, Carolinas, and Tennesee books will cover many, but not all
of the Georgia species. The Atlas of North American Feshwater Fishes
gives detailed distributions for the whole country. The Petersons
Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes gives individual species accounts
for the bulk of US species and has small distribution maps with
shading.
http://www.jonahsaquarium.com/books.htm
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