Cook County, Georgia Basics:
Cook County Georgia - Government Site
Population: 16,333
Area: 229 square miles
County Seat: Adel
Area Code(s) in use: 229
Time Zone: EST
Cook County, Georgia
Map of the Cook County area
Our detail map of Cook County shows Cook County, Georgia boundary lines and other interesting items.
Places in Cook County, Georgia
Airport
Cook County Airport
Bridge
Brown Bridge, Buckholts Bridge, Burney Bridge, Connell Bridge, Futchs Bridge, Gainey Bridge, Hesters Bridge, Kinard Bridge, Lotts Bridge, McConnell Bridge (historical), Rock Bridge (historical), Rountree Bridge, Whitehurst Bridge, Williams Bridge
Building
Adel City Hall, Cook County Courthouse, Cook County Library
Cemetery
Antioch Cemetery, Baker Cemetery, Daniels Cemetery, Jerusalem Cemetery, Mathis Cemetery, Money Cemetery, Salem Cemetery, Sylvester Cemetery, Wilkes Cemetery, Woodlawn Memorial Gardens
Church
Adel Assembly of God Church, Adel Church of God, Adel Methodist Church, Adel Presbyterian Church, Adel Primitive Baptist Church, Antioch Church, Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, Beulah Church, Brushy Creek Church, Cecil Baptist Church, Community Church, Concord Primitive Baptist Church, County Line Church, Cross Roads Wesleyan Methodist Church, Evergreen Church, Fellowship Church, First Baptist Church, First Church of the Nazarene, Forest Hill Church, Full Gospel Church, Greggs Baptist Church, Jerusalem Missionary Church, Lakeview Church, Macedonia Church, Massee Baptist Church, New Hope Church, Rose Hill Church, Saint Pauls Church, Salem Primitive Baptist Church, Shady Grove Church, Sparks Baptist Church, Spring Hill Church, Springhead Church, West Side Baptist Church
Civil
Cook County
Crossing
Exit 10, Exit 11, Exit 12, Exit 13, Exit 8, Exit 9
Dam
Betts Lake Dam, Boyette Pond Dam, City of Adel Lake Dam, Griffin Lake Dam, Grist Lake Dam, Parrish Pond Dam, Pervis Lake Dam, Saunders Lake Dam, Sumner Lake Dam, Whitehurst Pond Dam
Hospital
Memorial Hospital of Adel
Lake
Big Pond, Cecil Bay, Daniels Pond, Giddens Pond, Goose Pond, Halls Pond, Heart Pine Pond, Hutchinson Pond, No Mans Friend Pond
Locale
Carters Still (historical)
Populated Place
Adel, Barnesdale, Barneyville, Berrien (historical), Burney Hill, Cecil, Chaserville, Fellowship, Flat Ford, Greggs, Heartpine (historical), Jerusalem (historical), Laconte, Lenox, Massee, Nola (historical), Pine Valley, Sparks, Staunton, Wagon Wheel
Post Office
Adel Post Office
Reservoir
Betts Lake, Boyette Pond, City of Adel Lake, Futchs Pond, Griffin Lake, Grist Lake, Hancock Pond, Parrish Pond, Pervis Lake, Saunders Lake, Sumner Lake, Whitehurst Pond
School
Adel Elementary School, Adel Institute (historical), Alpha School (historical), Brushy Creek School (historical), Cook High School, Cook Middle School, Grovania School (historical), Lenox Elementary School, Lone Star School (historical), Midway School (historical), Sparks Academy (historical), Sparks Collegiate Institute (historical), Sparks Elementary School, Spring Hill School (historical), Stonewall Academy (historical)
Stream
Bear Creek, Big Branch, Brushy Creek, Doe Branch, Flat Branch, Giddens Mill Creek, Hutchinson Mill Creek, Indian Trail Branch, Lindsey Branch, Moccasin Slough, Morrison Creek, New River, Pikes Creek, Poley Branch, Rock Branch, Rosin Dam Branch, Wells Mill Creek, Youngs Mill Creek
Swamp
Crossroads Bay, Thornhill Bay
Tower
WBIT-AM (Adel), WDDQ-FM (Adel), WJYF-FM (Nashville), WVGA-TV (Valdosta)
| Race | Population |
| White |  11,507 |
| Black | 4,535 |
| Mixed | 137 |
| Asian | 112 |
| American Indian | 34 |
| Hawaiian & Pacific Islander | 8 |
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