Candler County combines a small rural population with direct access to I-16. Metter provides county government, schools, health care, retail, […]
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Kings Bay Naval Submarine Base is the defining economic and land-use force in Camden County. Military payroll, contractors, families, schools,
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Calhoun County is one of Georgia’s smallest counties by population but has an unusually strong agricultural land base. Morgan, Arlington,
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Butts County is becoming a stronger growth market between metro Atlanta and Macon. Two I-75 interchanges, industrial land, rail access,
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Plant Vogtle gives Burke County an economic profile unlike most rural Georgia counties. Nuclear generation, technical employment, agriculture, timber, government,
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Bulloch County is shifting from a traditional farm and university county toward a larger Savannah-linked growth market. Statesboro remains the
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Bryan County is undergoing two different kinds of growth at once. Richmond Hill is expanding as a coastal and Savannah-area
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Brooks County sits directly on the Florida line and depends on farms, forests, small towns, and regional access to Valdosta
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Brantley County is a large, lightly urbanized county shaped by pine forest, wetlands, the Satilla River, and two incorporated communities.
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