Miller County

Miller County is an administrative division in southwestern Georgia that encompasses several small towns and extensive rural land connected by regional highways and local roads. The territory consists mainly of working farms, residential areas, and open land that defines the rural character of the region.

The area was established on December 23, 1856, by the Georgia State Legislature and named after Andrew Miller, a notable political figure in early Georgia. This founding made it an independent administrative unit in the state's southwestern region.

Local traditions remain strong through annual county fairs, agricultural exhibitions, and community gatherings that bring residents together throughout the year.

The county administration provides services including law enforcement, education, and emergency response from the administrative center in Colquitt. Visitors should expect driving times between locations as the territory is spread out across a significant area.

Miller County maintains extensive agricultural operations, with farms producing crops that contribute substantially to Georgia's agricultural output.

GPS coordinates: 33.31814,-93.86587

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:26