Cherokee County, Georgia

Cherokee

Dubbed the place “Where Metro Meets the Mountains,” Cherokee County benefits from its status as a region that’s business savvy, environmentally alluring and undergoing tremendous growth.
Major Employers:

  • Georgia Northeastern Railroad
  • Inalfa Roof Systems
  • Pilgrim’s Pride
  • Adidas
  • Yanmar Amer

Cherokee County Main Attractions

  • 1. Lake Allatoona

  • 2. Dixie Speedway

  • 3. Gibbs Gardens

  • 4. The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta

  • 5. Cherokee Arts Center

Cherokee County, Georgia Demographics

Familes & Kids

Families 77%
With Kids 33%

Median Age

39

Total Population

254,149

Male 125,287
Female 128,862

Travel to Work

Drive Alone
81%
Carpool
7%
Public Transit
0%
Walk
1%
Other
1%
Work at Home
9%

Big Cherokee County Employers

Cherokee County Area Cities

Ball Ground

Ball Ground is a beautiful city in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains that’s home to quaint shops, eateries and a mix of residential options.

Canton

The county seat of Cherokee County, Canton offers the perfect blend of historic charm and progressive opportunity, with a revitalized downtown that features a museum, arts center, heritage center and theater.  

Holly Springs

Recognized as one of the best places to raise a family in Georgia, Holly Springs is a beloved community that also was named the number three city for new families in the U.S. by Pennygeeks.com.

Nelson

Located in both Cherokee and Pickens counties, Nelson was established in 1891 and is the “First Georgia Marble City.”

Waleska

Home to Reinhardt University, Waleska is a small community alive with industry, including the lumber and agriculture businesses.

Woodstock

Once a farming village, Woodstock has transformed into a bustling and diverse community with a revitalized downtown, a world-class trail system and excellent shopping and dining options.

Cherokee County Services & Contact

More info also available on Cherokee county official website.

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