Georgia Counties

Dooly County sits in the heart of Georgia, right in the state’s agricultural belt. It’s known for its cotton production with fields of white.

Dougherty County is in southwest Georgia. Albany, the county seat, is known as the “Good Life City” and the birthplace of Ray Charles.

Douglas County is located just west of Atlanta so it’s a popular suburban spot. Douglasville is the largest city and also the county seat.

Early County is a southwestern Georgia gem that sits right on the Alabama border. Blakely, the county seat, is a small town with a big heart.

Echols County sits in Georgia’s southernmost corner. It’s one of the state’s least populated counties with stretches of untouched wilderness.

You’re in for a treat when you visit Effingham County, Georgia. It’s just northwest of Savannah, giving it a coastal and rural character.

Built on the Savannah River, Elbert County is classic northeast Georgia. Elberton, the county seat, is known for its granite monuments.

Emanuel County is in east-central Georgia. Swainsboro, the county seat, serves as a hub for the surrounding farmland.

Evans County ounty sits in the southeastern part of the state, not far from Savannah. Claxton is the county seat.

Fannin County is tucked in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Blue Ridge, the county seat, is a popular tourist destination.

Fayette County is a suburban gem that sits just south of Atlanta. It consistently ranks among Georgia’s best places to live.

Floyd County is located in northwest Georgia along the Alabama border. Rome, the county seat, sits at the confluence of three rivers.

Forsyth County has transformed itself into one of Atlanta’s most desirable suburbs. It’s nestled in north Georgia, bordering Lake Lanier.

Franklin County in northeast Georgia and it might not be prime time television material. But there’s a lot to see and do.

Fulton County is for anyone looking to experience the heart of Georgia. It’s home to most of Atlanta, the state’s capital and largest city.