Acworth City, Cobb County, Georgia (GA)

Acworth City Hall is located at 4415 Senator Russell Avenue, Acworth, GA 30101.
Phone: 770‑974‑3112.

Abbotts Glen
Arbor Walk
Howell Farms
Abernathy Farm
Acworth Station
Allatoona Bay
Allatoona Grove
Allatoona Pass
Allatoona Pines
Allatoona Quarters
Allatoona Shores
Allatoona Springs
Antigua
Apache Woods
Applegate
Arapaho Woods
Arthur Hills
Ascot Glen
Ashley Forest
Ashley Glen
Astoria Park
Baker Cove
Baker Hieghts
Baker Plantation
Baker Pointe
Baker Station
Battleford Plantation
Bennett Farms
Bentwater at Winding Creek
Boones Ridge
Brafferton
Bridgewater
Bridlecreek
Brookhollow
Brookstone
Brookstone Manor
Brookwood
Cambria Hills
Camden Pointe
Cameron Creek
Cedar Crest Plantation
Cedar Crest Village
Cedar Mill Crossing
Cedarcrest Village
Centennial Commons
Centennial Lakes
Charleston Park
Cheatham Lake
Cherokee Estates
Chestnut Hill
Clark Creek Colony
Clark Creek Estates
Clayton Properties
Clearwater Estates
Cobblestone
Columns Walk
Creekwood Place
Durham Pond Estates
Eagles Crest
Emerald Forest
Emerald Springs
Emerald Willow
Enclave at Woodlore
Estates at Allatoona
Evergreen
Fairway Station
Falcon Shores
Fox Creek
Galloways Farm
Galts Ferry Cottages
Governors Towne Club
Grantham Park
Greens Crossing
Grove Park
Gwen Acres
Hamby Cove
Hamby Place
Hamlet at Fords Lake
Hammel Estates
Hampshire Village
Harris Woods
Hickory Branch
Hickory Forest
Hickory Grove
Hickory Lakes
Hickory Plantation
Hickory Station
Hidden Valley
Hobson Ridge
Hunters Cove
Hunters Walk
Huntington Park
Kellogg West
Kingsgate
Kingswood
Lake Forest
Lake Manor
Lake Park
Lakewood Heights
Laurelwood
Liberty Square
Lochshire
Logan Meadows
Logan Trace
Logan Village
Madison Place
Maplewood
Marina Trace
Mars Hill Acres
Martin Pines
McCollum Acres
McEver Woods
McGuire Heights
McPherson Estates
Mitchell Hills
North Ridge
North Shores
North Springs
Northgate at Legacy Park
Northridge Estates
Nowlin Estates
Oak Grove Estates
Oak Pointe
Oakridge Farms
Olde Town Square
Owl Creek
Park Village
Parkview Commons
Parkwood Commons
Parsons Commons
Pepper Cove
Picketts Crossing
Picketts Glen
Picketts Mill
Picketts Plantation
Plantation Walk
Proctor Landing Estates
Quail Pointe
Queensbury Orchard
Red Top Mountain
Remington Trace
Ridge Mill
Rivers Run
Robinson Square
Rosewood
Sable Ridge Trace
Saddle Oaks
Satterfield
Saybrooke
Saybrooke Crossing
Shadowood
Shaw Lake
SHERBROOKE
Shore Acres
Silveroak
Spreading Oaks Farms
Starr Lake
Still Lake
Stonegate
Summer Place
Summer Winds
Sundown West
Tate Creek Estates
The Estates
The Estates at Allatoona
The Lakes at Victoria Falls
The Retreat at Eagle Rock
Thornwood
Twin Pines
Village at Oak Grove
Wade Green Forest
Wade Green Station
Waldenbrooke
Walkabout Creek
Waters Edge
Waterstone
Wellington Place
Wesley Heights
Westbrook Creek
Westland Mill
Westridge
Wexford Downs
Whitfield Place
Whitmore
Whitney Station
Williams Towne
Willow Grove
Windcroft
Winfield
Winterchase
Woodcreek
Woodland Trace
Woodstream
Wright Acres
Yacht Club Estates

The land which is occupied by Acworth was originally home to Cherokee Indians. Georgia organized Cherokee County in 1831 and a year later divided it into 10 separate counties which included Cobb County. Northcutt Station was a water stop on the Georgia-owned Western and Atlantic Railroad which operated between Atlanta and Chattanooga, TN. Joseph Gregg, a railroad engineer, renamed the station for his hometown, Acworth, New Hampshire. Acworth was incorporated in 1860.

Acworth City

Cobb County, Georgia

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Cobb County, Georgia

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