National Register of Historic Places listings in Georgia: Information from Answers.com

Lists of historic properties and districts in Georgia on the National Register of Historic Places are provided by county.

Counties A-B ^. Counties C ^. Counties D ^.Counties E-G ^. Counties H-L ^. Counties M-Q ^. Counties R-Z

This is a list of the approximately 2,000 properties and historic districts in Georgia that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Listings are distributed across all of Georgia's 159 counties.

The following are tallies of current listings by county.^[1]

Current listings by county

McDaniel-Tichenor House, in Walton County

Jarrell Plantation, in Jones County

Thomas County Courthouse, in Thomas County

	County	# of Sites
1	Appling	5
2	Atkinson	2
3	Bacon	4
4	Baker	4
5	Baldwin	21
6	Banks	13
7	Barrow	15
8	Bartow	20
9	Ben Hill	7
10	Berrien	4
11	Bibb	69
12	Bleckley	3
13	Brantley	2
14	Brooks	7
15	Bryan	10
16	Bulloch	23
17	Burke	8
18	Butts	4
19	Calhoun	2
20	Camden	17
21	Candler	4
22	Carroll	16
23	Catoosa	8
24	Charlton	4
25	Chatham	57
26	Chattahoochee	2
27	Chattooga	7
28	Cherokee	7
29	Clarke	56
30	Clay	6
31	Clayton	5
32	Clinch	2
33	Cobb	41
34	Coffee	4
35	Colquitt	9
36	Columbia	4
37	Cook	3
38	Coweta	23
39	Crawford	4
40	Crisp	5
41	Dade	1
42	Dawson	3
43	Decatur	8
44	DeKalb	45
45	Dodge	5
46	Dooly	6
47	Dougherty	21
48	Douglas	7
49	Early	7
50	Echols	2
51	Effingham	6
52	Elbert	13
53	Emanuel	7
54	Evans	4
55	Fannin	4
56	Fayette	3
57	Floyd	47
58	Forsyth	5
59	Franklin	44
60	Fulton	195
61	Gilmer	2
62	Glascock	1
63	Glynn	16
64	Gordon	4
65	Grady	7
66	Greene	25
67	Gwinnett	18
68	Habersham	35
69	Hall	21
70	Hancock	12
71	Haralson	2
72	Harris	16
73	Hart	36
74	Heard	2
75	Henry	12
76	Houston	4
77	Irwin	3
78	Jackson	15
79	Jasper	7
80	Jeff Davis	2
81	Jefferson	5
82	Jenkins	6
83	Johnson	2
84	Jones	6
85	Lamar	8
86	Lanier	1
87	Laurens	5
88	Lee	3
89	Liberty	12
90	Lincoln	10
91	Long	3
92	Lowndes	16
93	Lumpkin	11
94	Macon	16
95	Madison	6
96	Marion	6
97	McDuffie	15
98	McIntosh	10
99	Meriwether	23
100	Miller	1
101	Mitchell	9
102	Monroe	8
103	Montgomery	1
104	Morgan	12
105	Murray	9
106	Muscogee	132
107	Newton	13
108	Oconee	9
109	Oglethorpe	11
110	Paulding	3
111	Peach	6
112	Pickens	7
113	Pierce	3
114	Pike	3
115	Polk	6
116	Pulaski	7
117	Putnam	10
118	Quitman	2
119	Rabun	6
120	Randolph	3
121	Richmond	43
122	Rockdale	6
123	Schley	2
124	Screven	3
125	Seminole	3
126	Spalding	15
127	Stephens	9
128	Stewart	27
129	Sumter	16
130	Talbot	12
131	Taliaferro	7
132	Tattnall	3
133	Taylor	5
134	Telfair	3
135	Terrell	7
136	Thomas	38
137	Tift	3
138	Toombs	9
139	Towns	2
140	Treutlen	1
141	Troup	30
142	Turner	6
143	Twiggs	6
144	Union	4
145	Upson	5
146	Walker	17
147	Walton	25
148	Ware	7
149	Warren	5
150	Washington	19
151	Wayne	4
152	Webster	3
153	Wheeler	3
154	White	6
155	Whitfield	12
156	Wilcox	2
157	Wilkes	28
158	Wilkinson	1
159	Worth	7
(duplicates)		(10)^[2]
Total:		1,999

This National Park Service list is complete through NPS recent listings posted November 6, 2009.^[3]

References

^ These counts are based on entries in the National Register Information Database as of March 13, 2009 and new weekly listings posted since then on the National Register of Historic Places web site. There are frequent additions to the listings and occasional delistings and the counts here are approximate and not official. New entries are added to the official Register on a weekly basis. Also, the counts in this table exclude boundary increase and decrease listings which only modify the area covered by an existing property or district, although carrying a separate National Register reference number.
^ The following sites are listed in multiple counties: Andersonville National Historic Site (Macon and Sumter), Brookhaven Historic District (DeKalb and Fulton), Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park (Catoosa and Walker), Etowah Mounds (Bartow and Floyd), Gillsville Historic District (Banks and Hall), Inman Park-Moreland Historic District (DeKalb and Fulton), Jewell Historic District (Hancock and Warren), Maysville Historic District (Banks and Jackson), Pebble Hill Plantation (Grady and Thomas), and Roscoe-Dunaway Gardens Historic District (Coweta and Fulton).
^ "National Register of Historic Places: Weekly List Actions". National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior. Retrieved on November 6, 2009.

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National Register of Historic Places listings in Georgia

Current listings by county

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