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The 11-CountyService Area:
A Demographic Profile
Some General Observations from the Last Census
• Greater racial diversity
• Fewer native Georgians
• Pockets of racial concentration
• Rapidly urbanizing
Georgia’s “Urban” Areas
Some General Observations from the Last Census
• Local governments becoming more fiscally stressed
• Smart growth not confined to metro-Atlanta
• Local leadership is still the key
County Growth Highlights
Lost Population
0.0 - 14.9
15.0 - 25.9
26.0 – 49.9
50.0 or greater
County Growth Highlights
1990 Population
2000 Population
% Change from 1990-
2000Bleckley 10,430 11,666 11.9%Candler 7,744 9,577 23.7%Dodge 17,607 19,171 8.9%Emanuel 20,546 21,837 6.3%Jeff Davis 12,032 12,684 5.4%Johnson 8,329 8,560 2.8%Laurens 39,988 44,874 12.2%Tattnall 17,722 22,305 25.9%Telfair 11,000 11,794 7.2%Toombs 24,072 26,067 8.3%Treutlen 5,994 6,854 14.3%Total for Service Area 175,464 195,389 11.4%
Municipal Growth Highlights
Increase in population by 100% or greater
Municipal Growth Highlights
Lost population
Latino Population in Georgia
Net change greater than 10,000
Greater than 500% increase
County boundary
Latino Population in Service Area
2000 Latino Population
Latino Population as a % of
Total
Latino Population % Change from 1990-
2000Bleckley 107 0.9% 148%Candler 882 9.2% 539%Dodge 248 1.3% 670%Emanuel 745 3.4% 800%Jeff Davis 651 5.1% 352%Johnson 78 0.9% 122%Laurens 529 1.2% 193%Tattnall 1,883 8.4% 244%Telfair 215 1.8% 424%Toombs 2,310 8.9% 180%Treutlen 79 1.2% 393%Total for Service Area 7,727 4.0%
African-American Population in Georgia
Net change greater than 10,000
Greater than 34.7% increase
County boundary
African-American Population in Service Area
2000 African-
American Population
African-American as a % of
TotalBleckley 2,869 24.6%Candler 2,593 27.1%Dodge 5,637 29.4%Emanuel 7,267 33.3%Jeff Davis 1,920 15.1%Johnson 3,164 37.0%Laurens 15,494 34.5%Tattnall 7,010 31.4%Telfair 4,534 38.4%Toombs 6,296 24.2%Treutlen 2,269 33.1%Total for Service Area 59,053 30.2%
White Population in Georgia
Lost population
Greater than 30.0% increase
County boundary
White Population in Service Area
2000 White Population
White as a % of Total
Bleckley 8,544 73.2%Candler 6,268 65.4%Dodge 13,219 69.0%Emanuel 13,909 63.7%Jeff Davis 10,300 81.2%Johnson 5,345 62.4%Laurens 28,469 63.4%Tattnall 13,496 60.5%Telfair 7,042 59.7%Toombs 18,029 69.2%Treutlen 4,501 65.7%Total for Service Area 129,122 66.1%
Racial Groups in Service Area
2000 Population
White as a % of Total
African-American as a % of
TotalAsian as a % of Total
Some Other Race as a % of
Total
Latino Population as a % of
TotalBleckley 11,666 73.24% 24.59% 0.93% 1.23% 0.92%Candler 9,577 65.45% 27.08% 0.28% 7.19% 9.21%Dodge 19,171 68.95% 29.40% 0.22% 1.42% 1.29%Emanuel 21,837 63.69% 33.28% 0.24% 2.78% 3.41%Jeff Davis 12,684 81.20% 15.14% 0.44% 3.22% 5.13%Johnson 8,560 62.44% 36.96% 0.12% 0.48% 0.91%Laurens 44,874 63.44% 34.53% 0.80% 1.23% 1.18%Tattnall 22,305 60.51% 31.43% 0.29% 7.78% 8.44%Telfair 11,794 59.71% 38.44% 0.20% 1.65% 1.82%Toombs 26,067 69.16% 24.15% 0.47% 6.21% 8.86%Treutlen 6,854 65.67% 33.10% 0.26% 0.96% 1.15%Total for Service Area 195,389 66.80% 30.07% 0.47% 2.65% 3.38%Georgia 8,186,453 65.07% 28.70% 2.12% 4.11% 5.32%
Human Capital Vitality (Adults)
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Human Capital Vitality IndexRelative Composite Conditions for Youth and Children
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: The University of Georgia, Business Outreach Services / Small Business Development Center and Georgia Institute for Technology,Center for Economic Development Services.
Legend
Persistent Poverty
Juvenile arrest rate per 1,000 persons ages 10-17 (Part 1 crimes), 1998-2000High school dropout rate, 2000-2001 school yearChild mortality rate per 1,000 children 19 years of age and younger, 1997-1999Teen pregnancy rate per 1,000 females ages 10-19, 1999
INDICATORS USED
Vibrant
Strong
Average
Weak
Distressed
Indicators Used*Index crime rate (Part 1 crimes) per
100,000 population, 1998-2000*Literacy proxy, 2000 estimate (based on 1996 figures)
*Health Index, 1999*Food stamp participation rate (% of population), 2000
Human Capital Vitality(Youth and Children)
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Human Capital Vitality IndexRelative Composite Conditions for Youth and Children
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: The University of Georgia, Business Outreach Services / Small Business Development Center and Georgia Institute for Technology,Center for Economic Development Services.
Legend
Persistent Poverty
Juvenile arrest rate per 1,000 persons ages 10-17 (Part 1 crimes), 1998-2000High school dropout rate, 2000-2001 school yearChild mortality rate per 1,000 children 19 years of age and younger, 1997-1999Teen pregnancy rate per 1,000 females ages 10-19, 1999
INDICATORS USED
Vibrant
Strong
Average
Weak
Distressed
Indicators Used*Juvenile arrest rate per 1,000 persons
ages 10-17 (Part 1 crimes), 1998-2000*High school dropout rate, 2000-2001 school year
*Child mortality rate per 1,000 children 19 years of age and younger, 1997-1999
*Teen pregnancy rate per 1,000 females ages 10-19, 1999
Other Statistics for the Service Area
Percentage of Households Headed by Single Women
22%
20%
22%
24%
18%
25%24%
19%
24%
22%
24%
20%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
Bleckley Candler Dodge Emanuel J effDavis J ohnson Laurens Tattnall Telfair Toombs Treutlen GeorgiaAverage
Other Statistics for the Service Area
Bank Deposits per Capita
$11,415
$14,842
$13,472
$11,245 $11,638
$9,183
$14,593
$10,013
$11,645
$23,146
$5,668
$13,146
$0
$5,000
$10,000
$15,000
$20,000
$25,000
Bleckley Candler Dodge Emanuel J effDavis J ohnson Laurens Tattnall Telfair Toombs Treutlen GeorgiaAverage
Other Statistics for the Service AreaBankruptcy per 1,000
8.1
9.7
7.9
9
15.7
7.8
8.9
6.1
10.9
6.97.4
8.4
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
Bleckley Candler Dodge Emanuel J eff Davis J ohnson Laurens Tattnall Telfair Toombs Treutlen Georgia
Average
Other Statistics for the Service Area
Median Household Income
$33,448
$25,022
$27,607
$24,383
$27,310
$23,848
$32,010
$28,664
$26,097 $26,811
$24,644
$42,433
$0
$5,000
$10,000
$15,000
$20,000
$25,000
$30,000
$35,000
$40,000
$45,000
Bleckley Candler Dodge Emanuel J eff Davis J ohnson Laurens Tattnall Telfair Toombs Treutlen Georgia
Average
Other Statistics for the Service Area
Percentage of Families Living in Poverty
11.7
21.4
13.8
21.8
16.8
20.9
14.7
18.617.3 17.8
20.8
9.9
0
5
10
15
20
25
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Economic Vitality
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Economic Vitality IndexComposite Economic Conditions
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: The University of Georgia, Business Outreach Services / Small Business Development Center and Georgia Institute for Technology,Center for Economic Development Services.
Legend
Rapidly Developing
Developing
Existing-Emerging Growth Centers
Lagging Rural
Declining Rural
Persistent Poverty
Total Average Wage Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)Total Employment Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)Total Population Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)Total Unemployment - 3 year average (1998-2000)Per Capita Income - 3 year average (1998-2000)Poverty Rate, 1999
INDICATORS USED
Indicators UsedTotal Average Wage Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)
Total Employment Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)Total Population Growth - 3 year average (1998-2000)
Total Unemployment - 3 year average (1998-2000)Per Capita Income - 3 year average (1998-2000)
Poverty Rate, 1999
Major Economic Engines
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Economic Output by Sector
LegendAgriculture
Construction
FIRE
Government
Manufacturing
Mining
Not Available
Services
Trade
Utilities
Persistent Poverty
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: The University of Georgia, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development.
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Economic Output by Sector
LegendAgriculture
Construction
FIRE
Government
Manufacturing
Mining
Not Available
Services
Trade
Utilities
Persistent Poverty
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: The University of Georgia, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences,Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development.
Economic Output in Service Area
Economic Output (millions)
$376
$252
$414
$667$601
$198
$1,907
$574 $567
$882
$103
$0
$500
$1,000
$1,500
$2,000
$2,500
Bleckley Candler Dodge Emanuel J eff Davis J ohnson Laurens Tattnall Telfair Toombs Treutlen
Fiscal Capacity
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Dekalb
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
DeKalb
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
County Growth Highlights
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 2000
Legend
Persistent Poverty
Lost population
0.0 - 14.9%
15.0 - 25.9%
26.0 - 49.9%
50.0% or greater
State average is 26%
Ware
Burke
Clinch
Hall
Laurens
Early
Worth
Floyd
Bulloch
Lee
Coffee Wayne
Charlton
Fulton
Tift
Long
Harris Screven
Decatur
Emanuel
Carroll
Troup
Liberty
Irwin
Polk
Dodge
Bryan
Grady
Wilkes
Colquitt
Telfair
Dooly
Brooks
Appling
Camden
Bartow
Sumter
Cobb
Gilmer
Jones
Mitchell
Thomas
Walker
Elbert
Glynn
Tattnall
Taylor
Berrien
Echols
Talbot
Stewart
Coweta
RabunFannin
Washington
Union
Hart
Jefferson
Jasper
Macon
Bibb
Wilcox
Baker
Lowndes
Brantley
Hancock
Monroe
Greene
Crisp
Henry
Miller
Marion
Pierce
Murray
Terrell
Upson
Gwinnett
Heard
Pike
Twiggs
McIntosh
Gordon
Effingham
Walton
Clay
Wilkinson
Morgan
Jenkins
Putnam
Toombs
Meriwether
Randolph
Houston
Cook
Bacon
Cherokee
Turner
Chatham
Jackson
White
Oglethorpe
Atkinson
Warren
Banks
Paulding
Dekalb
Butts
Johnson
Newton
Wheeler
Crawford
Baldwin
Dade
Lincoln
Pulaski
Whitfield
Madison
Lumpkin
Franklin
Jeff Davis
Calhoun
Richmond
Candler
Forsyth
Dougherty
Haralson
Columbia
Lanier
Ben Hill
Chattooga
Lamar
Evans
McDuffie
Pickens
Towns
Seminole
Dawson
Fayette
Bleckley
Schley
Webster
Barrow
Oconee
Treutlen
Douglas
Habersham
Peach
Spalding
Catoosa
Muscogee
Taliaferro
Clarke
Stephens
Clayton
Montgomery
Quitman
Chattahoochee
Glascock
Rockdale
Fiscal Capacity
Legend
< 60%
61% - 75%
76% - 90%
91% - 110%
111% +
Persistent Poverty
Georgia Rural Development CouncilRural Development Division, DCAData prepared by: Georgia Department of Community Affairs.
Closing Remarks
• Racial and Ethnic Demographics
• Human Capital and Social Characteristics
• Persistent Poverty
• Economics
• Local Government
Closing Remarks
• Promote policies that recognize the importance of Georgia’s regional economic markets.
• Foster an understanding of the inter-dependencies of Georgia’s rural communities and urban centers.
• Add value to Georgia’s unique qualities while supporting efforts that will improve the quality of life in Georgia.
• Understand that leadership is the key to success.
Questions?
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