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Clay County, Georgia
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Location
Courthouse
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Contact Information
County Data
Statistics and Rates
| 2008 Population |
3231 (State Rank: 155) |
| Incorporated Millage Rate |
15,127 |
| Unincorporated Millage Rate |
15,127 |
| County Bond |
0 |
| School Maintenance/Operations |
12 |
| School Bond |
0 |
| Total Incorporated |
27,127 |
| Total Unincorporated |
27,127 |
County Name and Origin
| Clay County was created from parts of Early and Randolph counties in 1854 and named for U. S. Senator Henry Clay of Kentucky, a defender of state sovereignty. In 1816 General Edmund Pendleton Gaines (who had arrested Aaron Burr for treason) built the fort that bears his name, and the county seat of Fort Gaines developed around it. |
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County Officials
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