Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium

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The National League's Atlanta Braves called Atlanta, Georgia's Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium home from 1966 to 1996, and it was here in 1974 that Hank Aaron launched his 715th home run. Today: Demolished (1997).

Ballpark facts

Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Opened
1966
Major league years
1966–1996
Also called
Atlanta Stadium
Today
Demolished (1997)

Ballparks near Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium10

  1. 1MLBTruist Park — Atlanta Braves (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  2. 2D-IRuss Chandler Stadium — Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  3. 3D-IIHome Plate Field — Clark Atlanta Panthers (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  4. 4D-IIGresham Park — Morehouse Maroon Tigers (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  5. 5D-IIIChappell Park — Emory Eagles (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  6. 6D-IIIOglethorpe Stormy Petrels Baseball Field — Oglethorpe Stormy Petrels (Atlanta, Georgia)same city
  7. 7SummerHermance Stadium at Oglethorpe University — Brookhaven Bucks (Brookhaven, Georgia)nearby
  8. 8D-IGeorgia State Baseball Complex — Georgia State Panthers & Atlanta Astros (Decatur, Georgia)7 mi
  9. 9SummerVeterans Field (American Legion Post 201) — Alpharetta Aviators (Alpharetta, Georgia)19 mi
  10. 10D-IFred Stillwell Stadium — Kennesaw State Owls (Kennesaw, Georgia)20 mi

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When did Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium open?

Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium opened in 1966.

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Truist Park is also in Atlanta. See the full list of nearby ballparks on this page.

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