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Rabun County

Rabun County was created in 1819 from the cession of Cherokee Indian territory. Georgia's 47th county was named for Governor William Rabun, the state's 11th governor.

The county seat of Clayton was named for Judge Augustin S. Clayton, a prominent jurist and congressman.

County Profile

Incorporated: December 21, 1819

Population: 15,050

Total Area: 371.1 Square miles

Cities and Towns

• Clayton (County Seat)

• Dillard
• Mountain City
• Sky Valley
• Tiger
• Tallulah Falls

Contact Information

Website:	N/A
Address:	25 Courthouse Square Box 8 Clayton, Georgia 30525-4114
Phone: Fax:	(706) 782-5271 N/A
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