Echols County, Georgia

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Echols County, Georgia is a sparsely populated rural county in southern Georgia known for its location along the Florida state line and its largely agricultural, forested landscape.

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Echols County, Georgia canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf county
county in Georgia
areaCharacteristic predominantly rural
borderedBy Clinch County, Georgia
Columbia County, Florida
Hamilton County, Florida
Lowndes County, Georgia
Suwannee County, Florida
borders Florida
country United States of America
countySeat Statenville
dateEstablished December 13, 1858
economyType agriculture-based
fipsCode 13-101
formedFrom Clinch County, Georgia
Lowndes County, Georgia
gnisID 0312734
governmentType county government
hasCharacteristic largely agricultural
largely forested
rural
sparsely populated
hasCountySeatStatus Statenville is unincorporated
hasFeature farmland
forests
hasLandCover forested landscape
hasLandUse agricultural
timber production
hasNoIncorporatedMunicipalities true
hasRiver Alapaha River
Suwannee River
hasUnincorporatedCommunity Statenville
isOneOf least populous counties in Georgia
largestCommunity Statenville
locatedIn United States South
southern Georgia
linked to: Southwest Georgia
locatedOn Florida state line
namedAfter Robert Milner Echols
partOf Valdosta, Georgia Combined Statistical Area
linked to: Valdosta, Georgia
populationDensity low
region South Georgia
state Georgia
subdivisionOf Georgia
timeZone Eastern Time Zone

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