Cleveland

Cleveland is a city in Georgia, USA, located in the northwestern part of the state as the county seat of White County. The city has a modest downtown area with local shops, schools, and community facilities that serve the surrounding region.

The city was established in the late 1800s and grew as an agricultural center in northern Georgia. Over the 20th century, it developed into an important regional administrative and commercial hub.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Cleveland Museum of Art shape the cultural life of the city. The Cleveland Orchestra has performed at Severance Hall since the early 20th century and draws audiences from across the region.

The city is best explored by car since most attractions are accessed via local roads throughout the area. Parking is readily available and the downtown area is easy to navigate.

Cleveland in Georgia is often confused with the larger city of the same name in Ohio. This smaller version has its own character as a quiet mountain town with deep local traditions.

Location: White County

Inception: 1857

Elevation above the sea: 480 m

Website: http://cityofclevelandga.org

GPS coordinates: 34.59640,-83.76390

Latest update: December 13, 2025 21:46