The governor will meet with officials on Wednesday in Columbus and on Thursday in Albany.
The meetings come as Georgia's legal battle with its neighbors escalates.
A federal judge issued a ruling last month concluding that Georgia has little legal rights to Lake Lanier, the main water supply for metro Atlanta.
The judge set a three-year deadline for Congress to ratify a new agreement. Perdue has since vowed to appeal the ruling, urged federal legislators to address the issue and says he's willing to jump-start negotiations between the three states.
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