Clay County, Georgia, United States

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Overview of Clay County

Name:
Clay County
Place Type:
County
Located In:
Georgia, United States
Description (GNIS):
Located in southwestern Georgia along the boundary with Alabama, 77 km (48 mi) west of Albany; County Seat: Fort Gaines.
History (GNIS):
Established 16 February 1854; named for Henry Clay (1777-1852), Secretary of State, Speaker of the House of Representatives and US Senator from Kentucky. (OH-T801/p46)
County Seat:
Fort Gaines
Coordinates:
Latitude:31.616834631° 37' 00.6"N

Longitude:-84.983259884° 58' 59.7"W
Population:
3,364
Elevation:
119 m
Surrounding Counties:
- Randolph NE
- Calhoun E
- Early S
- Henry (Alabama) SW
- Barbour (Alabama) NW
- Quitman N
Histopolis Place ID:
408572811
Updated May 6, 2020