County Census Records
Georgia Counties
161 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
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Population as of 2020 census
Miller
6,000
Milton
6,730
Mitchell
21,755
Monroe
27,957
Montgomery
8,610
Morgan
20,097
Murray
39,973
Muscogee
206,922
Newton
112,483
Oconee
41,799
Oglethorpe
14,825
Paulding
168,661
Peach
27,981
Pickens
33,216
Pierce
19,716
Pike
18,889
Polk
42,853
Pulaski
9,855
Putnam
22,047
Quitman
2,235
Rabun
16,883
Randolph
6,425
Richmond
206,607
Rockdale
93,570
Schley
4,547
Screven
14,067
Seminole
9,147
Spalding
67,306
Stephens
26,784
Stewart
5,314
Sumter
29,616
Talbot
5,733
Taliaferro
1,559
Tattnall
22,842
Taylor
7,816
Telfair
12,477
Terrell
9,185
Thomas
45,798
Tift
41,344
Toombs
27,030
Towns
12,493
Treutlen
6,406
Troup
69,426
Turner
9,006
Twiggs
8,022
Union
24,632
Upson
27,700
Walker
67,654
Walton
96,673
Ware
36,251
Warren
5,215
Washington
19,988
Wayne
30,144
Webster
2,348
Wheeler
7,471
White
28,003
Whitfield
102,864
Wilcox
8,766
Wilkes
9,565
Wilkinson
8,877
Worth
20,784
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