This is probably the best gerrymander Georgia Democrats could hypothetically get. It doesn't overrepresent minorities like the early 2000s map did. It's a possible 9-3 map, but not guaranteed. However, it almost certainly would be 9-3 by the end of the decade.
There are:
8 White Districts (59% of state population)
4 Black Districts (29% of state population)
2 Mixed/coalition districts
1st District: Austin Scott (R-Ashburn)
68/31 McCain
62/38 Republican
73% White, 20% Black
This south Georgia district is home to peanuts and Austin Scott. It does, however, contain most of Jack Kingston's former territory and not very much of freshman Scott's. It is safe for the GOP.
2nd District: Sanford Bishop (D-Albany)
61/38 Obama
62/37 Democratic
51% Black, 43% White
The 2nd becomes majority black, and safer for Sanford Bishop.
3rd District: OPEN
69/30 McCain
66/34 Republican
77% White, 16% Black
Lynn Westmoreland (R) would likely run here, since he lives in the heavily Democratic 13th now. Still safe for the GOP.
4th District: Hank Johnson (D-Lithonia)
63/36 Obama
62/38 Democratic
51% Black, 42% White
The 4th loses some of DeKalb County and reaches down into Deep South Georgia. It's still majority black and heavily Democratic.
5th District: John Lewis (D-Atlanta)
67/33 Obama
64/36 Democratic
53% Black, 35% White, 7% Hispanic
Safe Democratic.
6th District: Tom Price (R-Roswell)
70/29 McCain
72/28 Republican
80% White, 7% Hispanic, 6% Black, 6% Asian
Safe GOP.
7th District: Rob Woodall (R-Lawrenceville)
50/49 McCain
54/46 Republican
40% White, 27% Hispanic, 18% Black, 13% Asian
This Gwinnett-centric district has changed dramatically over the last decade. It is the second-least White district in the state but it still narrowly went for John McCain in 2008. A conservative Republican would have a difficult time winning here - a moderate Republican probably could, but by the end of the decade this district and Atlanta's Northeast suburbs will likely swing more for the Democrats than Republicans. Toss-up now, lean/likely D later.
8th District: OPEN
73/26 McCain
69/31 Republican
84% White, 9% Black
North Georgia mountainous district, safe for the GOP.
9th District: Tom Graves (R-Ranger)
73/26 McCain
69/31 Republican
86% White, 8% Hispanic
Very conservative district and safe for very conservative Rep. Tom Graves.
10th District: Paul Broun (R-Athens)
51/49 Obama
51/49 Democratic
57% White, 35% Black
New Democratic district in Eastern Georgia. Would be a pretty easy pickup with ultraconservative Paul Broun running.
11th District: Phil Gingrey (R-Marietta)
53/46 Obama
51/49 Democratic
50% White, 31% Black, 13% Hispanic
This district is centered in Atlanta's trending Democratic western suburbs. Likely D.
12th District: John Barrow (D-Savannah) vs. Jack Kingston (R-Savannah)
51/49 McCain
51/49 Republican
58% White, 34% Black, 6% Hispanic
John Barrow has a pretty moderate voting record, and would probably be the favorite in this historically Democratic district.
13th District: David Scott (D-Atlanta) vs. Lynn Westmoreland (R-Grafton)
62/38 Obama
60/40 Democratic
51% Black, 42% White
Safe Democratic.
14th District: OPEN
57/42 Obama
56/44 Democratic
59% White, 26% Black, 7% Asian, 6% Hispanic
This is about the closest thing there is to a liberal White district in Georgia. Open seat and safe for the Democrats.