I traveled to every single city in Georgia. After my voyage, I gathered a list of ghost towns (AKA mostly abandoned towns) in this state.
While there was so much more positive that I found in my journey across Georgia, it also came with crumbling historic towns that were once lively.
Below are pictures of the 20 mostly abandoned ghost towns of Georgia.
1. Kite, Georgia
County: Johnson
Population: 160 (2020 census)
2. Milan, Georgia
County: Dodge and Telfair
Population: 618 (2020 census)
3. Meigs, Georgia
County: Mitchell and Thomas
Population: 928 (2020 census)
4. Garfield, Georgia
County: Emanuel
Population: 257 (2020 census)
5. Chauncey, Georgia
County: Dodge
Population: 289 (2020 census)
6. Toomsboro, Georgia
County: Wilkinson
Population: 383 (2020 Census)
7. Kingston, Georgia
County: Bartow
Population: 722 (2020 census)
8. Bartow, Georgia
County: Jefferson
Population: 186 (2020 census)
9. Canon, Georgia
County: Franklin and Hart
Population: 643 (2020 census)
10. Leslie, Georgia
County: Sumter
Population: 344 (2020 census)
11. Pinehurst, Georgia
County: Dooly
Population: 309 (2020 census)
12. Pitts, Georgia
County: Wilcox
Population: 252 (2020 census)
13. Poulan, Georgia
County: Worth
Population: 760 (2020 census)
14. Rocky Ford, Georgia
County: Screven
Population: 167 (2020 Census)
15. Sale City, Georgia
County: Mitchell
Population: 354 (2020 Census)
16. Siloam, Georgia
County: Greene
Population: 194 (2020 Census)
17. Stilson, Georgia
County: Bulloch
Population: N/A
18. Enigma, Georgia
County: Berrien
Population: 1,058 (2020 census)
19. Haralson, Georgia
County: Coweta and Meriwether
Population: 172 (2020 census)
20. Abbeville, Georgia
County: Wilcox
Population: 2,685 (2020 census)