I have a flight in Atlanta but I'm confused

I've alwsys flown direct but this time I have a connection from Atlanta to Boston then to London. Since I will be going to Boston first which is domestic I'm not sure if I go to the Atlanta domestic airport or the international airport. I board at Terminal N Gate D2. My flight is tomorrow and if I go to one and it's wrong the drive takes 30 minutes I don't want to miss my flight.

Added (1). The booking doesn't say which one and I've googled but I can't find the right answer

What is the Atlanta airport's 3-letter abbreviation on your ticket or itinerary? That should tell you.

Go Domestic. Or you can contact your airlines to find out for sure.

Better call em and ask.

If you are traveling from ATL, it is one airport. You check in the same way for international and domestic except that if your itinerary is international your passport will be checked at check in.

Your itinerary should include an airport code. It probably says "ATL" This will mean Atlanta Hartsfield Airport. This is the main airport for the city of Atlanta. It handles domestic and international flights.

Terminal N probably means North terminal. Go to concourse D.

To be sure, call the airline.

Flying from Atlanta to Boston, I'm sure you will be travelling out of Hartfield airport, ATL

If you are on Delta, you check in on the domestic side.
https://www.delta.com/content/www/en_US/traveling-with-us/where-we-fly/destinations/featured-locations/flights-from-atlanta/jackson-international-terminal.html
If you are on another US airline for the first flight, it is probably the same.

If you're flying Delta (which you most likely are, given a Boston stopover) Delta has check-in counters at both Domestic (T Concourse) and International (F Concourse) Terminals. The terminals and all the concourses, including D Concourse are connected together by the underground people mover once you clear security. Take the train to the D Concourse, go upstairs, go to gate D2, the last gate at the end of the Concourse on your right.

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