Coweta County

Coweta County is an administrative division in southwestern Georgia, about 40 miles from Atlanta, with suburban communities, parks, and commercial areas throughout. The territory includes residential neighborhoods, shopping centers, and green spaces spread across its expanse.

The county was established in 1826 and named after a Creek Indian village that once existed in the region. The area saw several Civil War battles during the 1860s that left marks on its landscape.

Newnan, the county seat, hosts traditional Southern celebrations throughout the year featuring local artisans and food vendors from the community. The gatherings reflect how people here connect with their heritage through seasonal events.

The area has schools, services, and public facilities spread across multiple communities throughout the county. Visitors should expect to drive between locations since sites are spread across a wider area.

The local economy mixes farming, manufacturing, and retail in ways that shape how the communities look and function. Visitors who pay attention notice how these different activities coexist across neighborhoods.

Location: Georgia

Inception: June 9, 1825

Capital city: Newnan

Shares border with: Fulton County, Fayette County, Spalding County, Meriwether County, Troup County, Heard County, Carroll County

Website: http://coweta.ga.us

GPS coordinates: 33.35000,-84.76000

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:51