Chula Observatory

Chula Observatory is a little-documented astronomical site in Georgia, United States, set in the rural landscape around the town of Chula.

About Chula Observatory

Public information on Chula Observatory's history, instruments, and operators is limited; what's confirmed is its location in south-central Georgia, in a part of the state known for its wide, dark rural skies.

Location & getting there

The observatory sits in the North America region, in the state of Georgia, an area with relatively low light pollution compared to nearby cities, making it a plausible spot for stargazing.

Visiting Chula Observatory

Because so little is published about opening hours or public access, anyone hoping to visit should search current local listings or contact Georgia astronomy clubs for the latest information before travelling.

See your named star from here

Wherever you end up observing from, a star named through Star Register comes with its own coordinates, so it can be found with a telescope pointed at the right patch of sky. Name a star, or browse the catalogue to see what's already registered.