Clay County Georgia - Government Site
Population: 3,180
Area: 195 square miles
County Seat: Fort Gaines
Area Code(s) in use: 229
Time Zone: EST
Adjacent counties:
Barbour (AL) Calhoun Early Henry (AL) Quitman Randolph
Airport
Coates Airport
Bridge
Henry Clay Bridge (historical), Henry G McKemie Bridge, Killen Bridge
Building
Clay County Courthouse
Cemetery
Bethel Cemetery, Bluffton Cemetery, Bryant-Neves Cemetery, Campground Cemetery, Enterprise Cemetery, Fort Gaines Cemetery, Judson Cemetery, Midway Cemetery, Mount Gilead Cemetery, Mount Vernon Cemetery, Mount Zion Cemetery, New Bethel Cemetery, New Lowell Cemetery, New Park Cemetery, Pecan Cemetery, Rose Hill Cemetery, Saint James Cemetery, Shiloh Cemetery, Singletary Cemetery, Vincent Cemetery, Wesley Cemetery
Church
Aimwell Church, Antioch Church, Beauchamp Chapel, Bethel Church, Bethel Church, Bluffton Baptist Church, Bluffton Methodist Church, Cannon Grove Church, Ebenezer Church, Emanuel Church, Enon Church, Enterprise Church, Fort Gaines Baptist Church, Fort Gaines Presbyterian Church, Fort Gaines United Methodist Church, Friendship Church, Green Chapel, Macedonia Church, Midway Baptist Church (historical), Mitchel Grove Church, Mount Calvary Church, Mount Gilead Church, Mount Vernon Church, Mount Zion Church, Mount Zion Church, Mount Zion Church, New Bethel Church, New Hope Church, New Judson Church, New Lowell Church, Old Camp Ground Church (historical), Piney Grove Church, Saint Lukes Church, Saint Peters Church, Shiloh Church, Springfield Missionary Baptist Church, Thompson Grove Church, Union Church, Vincent Church, Wesley Chapel
Civil
Clay County
Dam
Deloach Lake Dam, Faines Lake Dam, Fendley Lake Dam, Fendley Lake Dam, Hattaway Lake Dam, Mckemie Lake Dam, Mckemie Lake North Dam, Walter F George Lock and Dam
Lake
Hartley Pond, Ocean Pond
Locale
Credille Mill (historical), Standleys Store
Military (Historical)
Fort Gaines (historical)
Park
Cotton Hill Public Use Area, East Bank Public Use Area, Fort Gaines Historic District, George T Bagby State Park, Pataula Creek Public Use Area, Sandy Branch Public Use Area, Sandy Creek Public Use Area
Populated Place
Bellville, Bethel, Bluffton, Cotton Hill, Days Crossroads, Fort Gaines, Garnersville, Harrisons Mill, Jeff, Jones Crossing, Moores Crossroads, Oakland, Oketeyeconne (historical), Pecan, Ricks Place, Suttons Corner, Watson Crossroads, Zetto
Reservoir
DeLoach Lake, Faines Lake, Fendley Lake, Fendley Lake, Hattaway Lake, Mckemie Lake, Mckenie Lake North, Walter F George Reservoir
School
Bluffton High School (historical), Clay County High School, Cotton Hill Seminary (historical), County School Number 2, Fairview School (historical), Fort Gaines Academy (historical), Fort Gaines Female College (historical), Oakland School (historical), Speight High School
Stream
Cemochechobee Creek, Drag Nasty Creek, Engram Branch, Fendley Branch, Flat Creek, Gates Branch, Huckleberry Branch, Kolomoki Creek, Ledbetter Branch, Little Creek, North Prong Kolomoki Creek, Pataula Creek, Roaring Branch, Sandy Branch, Sandy Creek, Town Branch, Waukeefriskee Creek, Wilkey Creek, Williams Creek
Summit
Johnny Moore Hill
Swamp
Cypress Pond
Tower
Clay Lookout Tower, Perkins Lookout Tower
| Race | Population |
| Black |  1,926 |
| White | 1,218 |
| Mixed | 21 |
| Asian | 9 |
| American Indian | 4 |
| Hawaiian & Pacific Islander | 2 |
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