Butts County, Administrative division in central Georgia, United States.
Butts County is an administrative division in central Georgia with a rural character and agricultural lands throughout the region. The area is shaped by wooded rolling hills, and Jackson serves as its administrative center.
The county was established in 1825 from parts of Henry and Monroe counties and named after Captain Samuel Butts who fought in the War of 1812. This creation reflected Georgia's early inland expansion during that era.
The county keeps its heritage alive through historical sites and community gatherings that bring people together. Residents maintain local traditions and use the old courthouse as a gathering place for cultural activities.
Interstate 75 and State Route 16 provide easy connections to surrounding areas for visitors traveling through. Main services and orientation are conveniently located near Jackson, the county seat.
Jackson Lake was created in 1910 from the construction of Lloyd Shoals dam and continues to shape the landscape today. The lake remains important for recreation and local life throughout the county.
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