Bulloch County

Bulloch County is an administrative division in southeastern Georgia with mostly flat land and some hills in its northern and central areas. The county contains residential communities, farmland, and woodlands that make up its landscape.

The county was established in 1796 and named after Archibald Bulloch, Georgia's first provincial governor during the American Revolution. This historical connection ties the region to the early days of American independence.

Georgia Southern University enriches the county's educational landscape, bringing academic programs and research opportunities to the Statesboro community.

Most attractions and services in the area are accessible by car due to the road network connecting communities throughout the region. Visitors should check with local information centers in towns like Statesboro for details about specific sites and facilities.

The Ogeechee River runs along the county's borders and creates natural habitats with cypress and longleaf pine forests. These river landscapes offer interesting natural experiences for visitors wanting to explore the local environment.

Location: Georgia

Inception: February 8, 1796

Capital city: Statesboro

Shares border with: Screven County, Candler County, Evans County, Effingham County, Bryan County, Emanuel County, Jenkins County

Website: http://bullochcounty.net

GPS coordinates: 32.39000,-81.74000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:03