Banks County, Administrative county in northeastern Georgia, United States.
Banks County is an administrative division in northeastern Georgia characterized by rolling hills and agricultural land. The town of Homer serves as its county seat and governmental hub.
The Georgia General Assembly created this county on December 11, 1858, naming it after Dr. Richard E. Banks. It was formed from portions of Franklin and Habersham counties.
The county hosts regular community gatherings that bring residents together throughout the year. The Hebron Presbyterian Church, dating to 1796, reflects the deep roots of faith in local life.
This county is connected to neighboring areas through major transportation routes that make travel easy. Schools and public services are generally accessible throughout the region.
Baseball Hall of Famer Ty Cobb was born in 1886 in The Narrows, a small farming village within the county. His birthplace remains a quiet part of local sports history.
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