Wilkinson County

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Wilkinson County is a county in central Georgia, United States, known for its rural character and early 19th-century origins.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Wilkinson County canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county of Georgia
borders Baldwin County, Georgia
Johnson County, Georgia
Jones County, Georgia
Laurens County, Georgia
Twiggs County, Georgia
Washington County, Georgia
containsCommunity Allentown, Georgia
containsMunicipality Gordon, Georgia
Irwinton, Georgia
McIntyre, Georgia
Toomsboro, Georgia
country United States
dateEstablished 1803
FIPSCode 13-319
formedFrom Baldwin County, Georgia
GNISID 0332324
governmentType county commission
hasAreaCode 478
hasAreaLand approximately 447 square miles
hasAreaTotal approximately 452 square miles
hasAreaWater approximately 5 square miles
hasCountySeat Irwinton, Georgia
hasHistoricSignificance early 19th-century origins
hasLargestCity Gordon, Georgia
hasMottoOrSlogan not widely documented / no official motto known
hasOfficialWebsite https://wilkinsoncounty.net/
hasPopulation fewer than 10,000 inhabitants (approximate, 2020s)
hasRuralCharacter true
hasZIPCode 31031
31032
31054
31090
31096
locatedIn Ocmulgee River basin (partly)
Oconee River basin (partly)
linked to: Oconee River basin

United States Census Bureau Macon–Warner Robins Combined Statistical Area
United States congressional district 8 (as of 2020s)
central Georgia
namedAfter General James Wilkinson
linked to: James Wilkinson
partOf Middle Georgia
linked to: central Georgia

United States
state Georgia
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
usesMeasurementSystem U.S. customary units

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Telfair County formedFrom Wilkinson County
Georgia State Route 87 passesThrough Wilkinson County
Georgia State Route 19 passesThrough Wilkinson County