Hinesville

Hinesville is a city in Liberty County, Georgia, situated in the flat coastal plain region and bordered by Fort Stewart military installation to its east. The town's layout and development are shaped by this proximity to the major military presence.

Hinesville was named after state senator Charlton Hines and became the county seat in 1837. The community was formally incorporated as a city in 1916.

The population of 34,891 residents represents multiple demographics, with African Americans comprising 48.35 percent and White non-Hispanic residents making up 28.08 percent.

The city offers various schools and public facilities that serve as community anchors for visitors to understand local life. Getting around is straightforward due to the flat terrain and grid-like layout typical of the region.

The city maintains sister city relationships with Yichun in China and Marsabit in Kenya, reflecting global connections beyond its regional role. These partnerships demonstrate how communities of all sizes can foster international exchanges.

Location: Liberty County

Inception: 1837

Founders: Charlton Hines

Elevation above the sea: 23 m

Website: http://cityofhinesville.org

GPS coordinates: 31.83250,-81.61170

Latest update: December 19, 2025 22:03