Gwinnett County, Georgia

Gwinnett County has experienced dramatic population growth over the past few decades and is now one of Georgia’s most populous and diverse counties. The county stretches from Atlanta’s northeastern suburbs toward the shores of Lake Lanier.

Gwinnett’s highly regarded schools, strong job opportunities, and convenient location continue to attract families and businesses. The county is also known for its diverse restaurant scene, with cuisines from around the world reflecting its multicultural population. Major entertainment venues host concerts, sporting events, and community gatherings throughout the year.

Despite rapid development, Gwinnett County still has pockets of rural character around communities such as Grayson and Dacula. Stone Mountain Park is also nearby along the county’s western side. From busy shopping districts and business centers to quiet residential neighborhoods, Gwinnett County offers a suburban lifestyle with a wide range of amenities.

CategoryDetails
County NameGwinnett County
County SeatLawrenceville
EtymologyNamed after Button Gwinnett, who signed the Declaration of Independence
Cities, Towns, and CommunitiesLawrenceville (county seat), Duluth, Norcross, Suwanee, Buford, Lilburn, and several others
Interstates and HighwaysInterstate 85, Interstate 985, U.S. Route 29, State Route 20, State Route 124
FIPS Code13-135
Total Area (Land and Water)437 square miles (land: 430 sq mi, water: 7 sq mi)
Adjacent Counties (and Direction) Forsyth County (North), Hall County (Northeast), Jackson County (Northeast), Barrow County (East), Walton County (Southeast), Rockdale County (South), DeKalb County (Southwest), Fulton County (West)
Time ZoneEastern Time Zone (ET)
StateGeorgia
Coordinates33.9567° N, 83.9878° W
Major LandmarksGwinnett Place Mall, Lake Lanier, Mall of Georgia, Infinite Energy Arena
PopulationApproximately 990,000

PHYSICAL MAP

Gwinnett County Topographic Map

This topographic map highlights the gently rolling landscape of Bibb County, shaped by the Ocmulgee River and its surrounding valley. Macon is situated where several creeks converge before joining the Ocmulgee, making waterways a defining feature of the county’s geography. Explore the map using the zoom tool to get a closer look at the area’s rivers, lakes, parks, and natural landmarks.

SATELLITE IMAGERY

Gwinnett County Satellite Map

This topographic map highlights the gently rolling landscape of Bibb County, shaped by the Ocmulgee River and its surrounding valley. Macon is situated where several creeks converge before joining the Ocmulgee, making waterways a defining feature of the county’s geography. Explore the map using the zoom tool to get a closer look at the area’s rivers, lakes, parks, and natural landmarks.

OUTLINE MAP

Gwinnett County Blank Map

This topographic map highlights the gently rolling landscape of Bibb County, shaped by the Ocmulgee River and its surrounding valley. Macon is situated where several creeks converge before joining the Ocmulgee, making waterways a defining feature of the county’s geography. Explore the map using the zoom tool to get a closer look at the area’s rivers, lakes, parks, and natural landmarks.

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