Oconee County

Oconee County is an administrative division in northeast Georgia with multiple departments managing public services and community development. The administrative center in Watkinsville provides essential government services and coordinates operations throughout the region.

The county was established in 1875 and represented a major administrative reorganization in Georgia. This founding created new governmental structures that shaped the region's development over time.

The administrative center serves as a gathering place where residents attend community meetings and local events together. Here you can see how neighbors engage with one another around shared civic concerns.

Residents and visitors can find the main administrative offices at Macon Highway in Watkinsville, which serves as the central hub for county services. This location is easy to reach and handles most government-related inquiries.

The Keep Oconee County Beautiful Commission runs environmental programs focused on systematic recycling and waste management across the region. These efforts reflect local commitment to sustainable practices in everyday life.

Location: Georgia

Inception: February 24, 1875

Capital city: Watkinsville

Shares border with: Clarke County, Morgan County, Greene County, Oglethorpe County, Jackson County, Barrow County, Walton County

Website: http://oconeecounty.com

GPS coordinates: 33.84000,-83.44000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:04