Huddled between 8 counties, in the west-central region of the state, Spalding County, Georgia is 200 square miles of diverse terrain. Founded on land that has a rich history, having belonged to Spanish and English settlers, as well as Native American, Spalding County, Georgia was named after Thomas Spalding, a pioneer in the area.

Not far from downtown Atlanta, Spalding County, Georgia has excellent road and rail links that make commuting for work, recreation and shopping in hassle free and quick; only 40 miles away Atlanta can be reached in under 45 minutes by rail or car, walking is a bit longer however!

Spalding County, Georgia has a moderate climate, with temperatures ranging from 45-80 throughout the year. Major economies in the area include construction, manufacturing and retail, however there is a diverse range of employment in Griffin; the largest town and where half of Spalding County’s population is based.

With its small town atmosphere Griffin is a culturally diverse, family and community orientated town. Featuring a work hard, play hard ethos the residents of Spalding County are blessed with facilities that range from theatres, ballet productions, concerts, athletics tracks, baseball diamonds and more.

Rolling farmland, flowing streams and forested areas are just some of the locations of Spalding County, Georgia’s suburban residences, providing a welcome break from the norm of the tree lined streets of suburban USA.