Rockdale County, Administrative county in Georgia, United States.
Rockdale County is an administrative division in the North Central region of Georgia, located near Atlanta. It borders Newton, Henry, and DeKalb counties and includes several communities, with Conyers serving as its main city.
The county took its name from Rockdale Baptist Church in 1870, following the establishment of early communities in the area. Development grew from rural settlements centered on mills and farming to a suburban region.
The Rockdale County Board of Commissioners conducts regular meetings at the Assembly Hall to address local policies and community development initiatives.
Conyers, the main city, is centrally located and serves as a good starting point for exploring the region. Visitors can find local services, parks, and community facilities accessible through well-maintained roads.
During the American Civil War, General Sherman's march through Georgia left Conyers, the county seat, largely unaffected by the military campaign.
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