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Hall County, Georgia
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Location
Courthouse
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Contact Information
County Data
Statistics and Rates
| 2008 Population |
184814 (State Rank: 11) |
| Incorporated Millage Rate |
6,25 |
| Unincorporated Millage Rate |
6,25 |
| County Bond |
0 |
| School Maintenance/Operations |
16,42 |
| School Bond |
0 |
| Total Incorporated |
22,67 |
| Total Unincorporated |
22,67 |
County Name and Origin
| Hall County had its beginning in 1818, its territory taken from Indian treaty lands. It is named for Dr. Lyman Hall, signer of the Declaration of Independence and later governor of Georgia. The county seat, Gainesville, may have been named for a family that settled there early in the 19th century, or it may refer to General Edmund P. Gaines who arrested Aaron Burr for treason. Gainesville was the first Southern city to have electric street lights. |
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County Officials
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