Fort Gaines, Georgia
Fort Gaines is located in Clay County. About 995 people live here (as of 2020). Between 2010 and 2020, the population declined from 1,107 to 995. The area covers about 19.9 square kilometers. There are about 86 streets in Fort Gaines. The region was founded in 1816. The ZIP codes are 39851. The dialing code is 229. Fort Gaines is city in and the county seat of Clay County, Georgia, United States. Among other things, Fort Gaines has supermarkets and banks. More information at www.fortgaines.com.
Fort Gaines – Facts
| Population | 995 |
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| Area | 19.9 km² |
| Year built | 1816 |
| Elevation | 226 |
| Located in | Clay County |
| Postal code | 39851 |
| Country | United States |
| Official name | Fort Gaines |
| Described by | FortWiki |
| Website | http://www.fortgaines.com/ |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
Streets in Fort Gaines, Georgia
Streets
Lonnie Stanley Road
Thomas Street
Washington Street
Fort Gaines Baptist Church
Hambersham Street
McKimie Street
Taylor Road
Howard Street
College Street
Giles Road
Mallard Road
Mc Collough
Rose Hill Cemetery Road
Mt Zion Road
New Park Road
Elm Street
Carroll Street
Bluff Street
North Hancock Street
Lafayette Street
Wetherby Lane
Cox Lane
Church Street
Jackson StreetFrontier Village
Troupe Street
Williams Avenue
Callaboose AlleyRubo's, Regions Bank
Speight Avenue
Grist Street
East Carroll Street
Hobbs Lane
Crozier Lane
Jefferson StreetFort Gaines Presbyterian Church
Graham Street
Wilson Street
Hartford RoadOtis Micro Statue
Eufaula Street
Academy Street
Reynolds Drive
Calhoun Street
Lilly Lane
Evans Street
Airport Road
Green StreetSpringfield Missionary Baptist Church
Commerce Street
Hancock StreetFort Gaines, The Store
Eufaula Road
Coleman Road
Cotton Hill RoadConvenience stores
Courthouses
Dams
Hotels
Houses
Libraries
Parks
Picnic areas
Places of worship
Rivers
Tourist information centers
Variety stores
Other
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