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McDuffie County, Georgia

Location




Courthouse


Contact Information


Mailing Address   337 Main Street, Thomson, GA 30824
Telephone   706.595.2100
Fax   706.595.4710
Website   http://www.thomson-mcduffie.com
Google Map   Launch Google Satellite Map


County Data


Snapshot    County Snapshot from the GA Dept. of Community Affairs
Census    McDuffie County County Census Data from U.S. Census
Other Data Sets    County QuickFacts from the U.S. Census Bureau
Georgia Encyclopedia    County Page from The New Georgia Encyclopedia
Wage & Salaries    Local Government Wage and Salary Survey from DCA
Labor Market    Georgia Labor Market Explorer & Analysis
Sales Tax    Sales and Property Tax Rates from DOR
Hotel/Motel Tax    Hotel/Motel Tax Report from DCA

Statistics and Rates


2008 Population   28200 (State Rank: 84)
Incorporated Millage Rate   8,5
Unincorporated Millage Rate   7,8
County Bond   0
School Maintenance/Operations   17,19
School Bond   0
Total Incorporated   25,69
Total Unincorporated   24,99

County Name and Origin


McDuffie County was given territory from Columbia and Warren counties in 1870. It is named for George McDuffie, a native Georgian, who became a governor and senator for South Carolina. Thomson, the county seat, is named for J. Edgar Thomson, an engineer who surveyed the railroad that passes through the city. McDuffie County enjoyed an early gold strike when two Englishmen found valuable ore there in 1823. This region was heavily settled by Quakers, some 200 families of them at the outbreak of the Revolutionary War.

County Officials



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