Liberty County

Liberty County is an administrative division in Georgia featuring both land and water areas with tidal waterways. The region includes Hinesville, the main town, along with surrounding communities and military installations.

The Guale Indians first inhabited this area before European settlement arrived in 1752. Congregationalists from South Carolina then established the Midway District, which became foundational to early development.

The community reflects its identity through schools and military presence, which shape how people interact and organize local activities. Residents balance civilian and military connections in how they use public spaces and gather together.

The area connects well through Interstate 95 and major highways, making travel between communities straightforward. Water features like tidal creeks mean some routes may vary depending on conditions and local knowledge.

Fort Stewart, a major military base, has shaped daily life and the local economy in ways distinct from other Georgia counties. This military presence influences how communities develop and how residents navigate their surroundings.

Location: Georgia

Inception: February 5, 1777

Capital city: Hinesville

Shares border with: Bryan County, McIntosh County, Long County, Tattnall County, Evans County

Website: http://libertycountyga.com

GPS coordinates: 31.80000,-81.46000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:02