Johns Creek, Residential city in Fulton County, Georgia, United States
Johns Creek is a municipality in Fulton County in the state of Georgia, composed mainly of residential subdivisions with single-family homes, shopping centers and office districts. The entire area spreads along several major roadways interrupted by wooded tracts and river sections.
Cherokee trading posts once stood along the river until European settlers established farms and small villages during the 19th century. The municipality officially gained status as a self-governing city with its own administration and services on December 1, 2006.
Residents here regularly pursue sports and leisure activities along river sections and in the many green spaces throughout the area. Families from different parts of Asia have opened shops, restaurants and community centers that reflect their countries of origin.
Visitors best navigate by following the major roadways that cross the area and provide access to shopping districts and park spaces. Those seeking outdoor activities can use the river sections, which are reachable through several access points.
The Technology Park began in 1981 as a business zone and later transformed into a mixed district with several hundred companies from the healthcare and life sciences sector. Today thousands of people work there in modern buildings surrounded by restaurants and shops.
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