Morgan County, Administrative division in north central Piedmont region, Georgia, United States
Morgan County is an administrative division in north-central Georgia's Piedmont region with Madison serving as its county seat. The area covers 361 square miles of land and water with diverse landscapes ranging from forests to waterways.
The county was established in 1807 and named after General Daniel Morgan, a Revolutionary War military commander. This tribute to a military leader shaped the region's early identity.
Madison displays numerous historic buildings with traditional Southern architectural styles that reflect the craftsmanship of earlier generations. Visitors can walk through town and experience firsthand how these structures shape the character of a heritage-focused community.
Interstate 20 and U.S. Routes 129, 278, and 441 traverse the area and connect Madison to larger Georgia cities. Road access makes it easy for visitors to reach different parts of the county.
The territory includes sections of Oconee National Forest and borders Lake Oconee, creating extensive natural environments. Forest and lake shape the landscape and offer opportunities for outdoor exploration.
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