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Forsyth County, Georgia
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Forsyth County was created in 1831 from a partition of
the Cherokee County territory, which had been formed from the Cherokee Nation East the previous year. Forsyth County
was named for John Forsyth.
Its county seat is Cumming, Georgia
Cities and towns
Cumming (incorporated)
Ducktown (incorporated, inactive)
Coal Mountain (unincorporated)
Chestatee (unincorporated)
Silver City (unincorporated)
Daves Creek (unincorporated)
Friendship (unincorporated)
Big Creek (unincorporated)
Midway (unincorporated)
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Website Updates:
Sep 2009: County History
Jan 2008: FRANCIS, ROGERS death notices |
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Adjacent Counties
Dawson County, Georgia to the north
Hall County, Georgia to the east, across Lake Lanier
Gwinnett County, Georgia to the southeast, across Chattahoochee River and Buford Dam
Fulton County, Georgia (formerly Milton County until 1932) to the southwest
Cherokee County, Georgia to the west-northwest
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