Job 3

Directions
 Change the font, and size of the Title to the Font of the Title to VERDANA.
 The (C) means to CENTER.
 Bold each city name and population number.
 Create a numbered list for the 15 cities
 Reorder the list based on highest to lowest population using either
 Separate each city with a blank line {Enter} key.
 Erase codes when finished.
 Erase the directions
 Add 2 graphics (text wrap )
 Add 2 graphics (waterwark).

Name: ___________
Exploratory #: 6 - __ - __
(C) Job3: Cities

Auburn – pop. 4,000 - There are 4,000 residents in this eastern community of Gwinnett.
Berkeley Lake – pop. 1,000 - Located on the western border of Gwinnett, it is expected to increase dramatically.
Braselton – pop. 1,200 - Best know as the town actress Kim Basinger Bought with over 1,200 residents.
Buford – pop. 10,000 - Nestled in the far north of the county, its will be best know for the Mall of Georgia.
Dacula – pop. 4,000 - Small town life may change in the future for this town.
Duluth – pop. 17,000 - It borders with the Chattahoochee River and Gwinnett Place Mall.
Grayson – pop. 1,000 – It is home to less than 1,000 residents.
Lawrenceville – pop. 20,000 - The largest city in the county and also contains our county Courthouse.
Lilburn – pop. 11,000 - With over 11,000 residents, it has the county’s only petting zoo.
Loganville – pop. 5,000 – It is the site of Vines Botanical Gardens.
Norcross – pop. 6,000 – It is a city with a center for high tech and industrial firms with over 6,000 residents.
Rest Haven – pop. 20 – It is located in both Gwinnett and Hall counties. This is the county’s smallest city.
Snellville – pop. 16,000 – This city has a state-of-the-art hospital and the popular Briscoe Park.
Sugar Hill – pop. 8,000 – This city is expected to grow in population by 300 percent in the next 12 years.
Suwanee – pop. 6,000 – It is the site of the Atlanta Falcons Training Complex.

Official ﾍ Title {font, size} ﾍ 3 GR – TW or WM ﾍ B cities ﾍ Center ﾍ # ‘ed list ﾍ Reorder Pop. ﾍ Blank lines between list