Evans County
Evans County was created in 1914 from lands of Tattnall and Bulloch counties. It also encompasses what was once a corner of Washington County derived from a tract ceded by the Creek Indians. It is named for Confederate General Clement A. Evans who led the last charge of the Army of Virginia at Appomattox. Claxton, the county seat, was once called Hendrix.
Contact Information
Address | 3 Freeman Street, Claxton GA 30417 |
Telephone | 912.739.1141 |
Fax | 912.739.0111 |
Website | http://www.evanscounty.org |
Statistics and Rates
2008 Population | 11646 (State Rank: 116) |
Incorporated Millage Rate | 10.46 |
Unincorporated Millage Rate | 8.35 |
County Bond | 0 |
School Maintenance/Operations | 12 |
School Bond | 0 |
Total Incorporated | 22.46 |
Total Unincorporated | 20.35 |