Lamar County

Lamar County is an administrative division in eastern Georgia that encompasses residential areas, farmland, and public facilities across its territory. The region is served by major highways that connect it to surrounding counties and communities.

The county was established in 1920 when it separated from Pike County and was named after Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar, a U.S. Congress member. This formation reflected the administrative reorganization taking place in Georgia during that era.

The architectural heritage across the county spans multiple building styles from different periods, with several structures recognized in the National Register of Historic Places. These buildings reflect how local construction traditions evolved over time.

The region is easily accessible via several major highways and allows for travel to neighboring areas. Navigation by map or GPS works best due to the distance spanning the county's territory.

The Sheriff's Office provides fingerprinting services and maintains criminal history records that residents can access. This local office serves as a resource center for official documentation needs.

GPS coordinates: 31.21099,-89.51523

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:29