Georgia · sequential passenger map
Georgia license-plate format
Georgia passenger plates use three letters and four digits, usually without a dash. In this atlas the pattern string uses A for a letter slot and 9 for a digit slot. Other characters are separators that appear on the metal but do not enlarge the combination space.
- Pattern
- AAA9999
- Classes
- 3 letters + 4 digits
- Alphabet size
- 26
- Skipped letters
- none modelled
- Combination count
- 175,760,000
- Model year
- 2012
How the map works
Each A slot independently takes one glyph from ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ. Each 9 slot takes 0–9. The product of those bases is 175,760,000 — the size of the sequential space taught here. Hyphens, spaces and dots in AAA9999 are display only.
Georgia dropped county name banners from the serial itself and moved to a statewide AAA9999 block. Graphics changed more often than the character map.
Before this map, Georgia used ABC 1234 county-coded with a space. Optional graphics (universities, military, environmental) can look nothing like the sequential passenger die and are not counted in the 175,760,000 figure.
This skeleton matches SPR9932. Display in this atlas is SPR9932 or SPR-9932 as a normalised form.
Generated versus issued
A string that fits AAA9999 is in-class. It is not automatically an issued plate. Series can skip blocks, retire numbers, or reserve low digits. This essay never queries a motor-vehicle file. See also generated vs issued.