Paulding County

Paulding County is an administrative division in northwestern Georgia that encompasses residential areas, commercial zones, and farmland across hundreds of square kilometers. The territory sits within the Atlanta metropolitan region and blends rural landscapes with suburban development.

The territory was established by Georgia's General Assembly in 1832 and named after John Paulding, a patriot who captured a British spy during the American Revolution. Its creation reflected the state's early expansion during the 19th century.

The Paulding County School District maintains educational excellence with multiple schools recognized as Math Leaders by the Georgia Department of Education.

The city of Dallas serves as the administrative seat with a five-member commissioner board that provides local services and government functions for residents. Visitors seeking official information or administrative assistance should direct their inquiries to this central hub.

The Tallapoosa River originates within the county, marking an important watershed origin point in the region. The highest point sits in Yorkville, where the terrain influences the flow of local waterways.

Location: Georgia

Inception: December 3, 1832

Capital city: Dallas

Shares border with: Bartow County, Douglas County, Carroll County, Cobb County, Polk County, Haralson County

Website: http://paulding.gov

GPS coordinates: 33.92000,-84.87000

Latest update: December 19, 2025 22:32