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McDonough is located in Henry County

Population: 2,929
Helpful Resources

Henry County Chamber of Commerce
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Henry County is blessed with natural beauty, high quality of life, rapid business development, and a progressive future. Located just 28 miles south of Metro Atlanta, Henry County's location and amenities make it one of the fastest-growing counties in the nation. Henry's four municipalities, Hampton, McDonough, Stockbridge and Locust Grove, are steeped in hometown charm yet offer the best in economic development, housing opportunities and quality of life.

Newcomers to Henry County are always impressed with the many housing options that are available. Large upscale and small quite residential communities are scattered throughout Henry County all offering homeowners a variety of choices.

Georgia National Golf: Founded in 1994, Georgia National serves as the pinnacle of golf on the south side of Atlanta. With immaculate bent grass greens and favorable playing conditions year round, it is no wonder why Georgia National has received so many honors in its first few years on the scene

Located 30 minutes south of downtown Atlanta, in the historic city of McDonough, Georgia National Golf Club continues to define the changing face of golf in Atlanta. Housing in McDonough in beautiful Henry County Georgia: From luxury condominiums or multi-family apartment homes to swim, tennis and golf course gated communities, from farms to executive estates, Henry County has whatever you could possibly want in the form of housing. The median sales price for new and existing homes sold in Henry County was $135,000 in 2001.

Healthcare: Naturally, the county is served by 911 emergency services; a number of ambulance services and emergency medical technicians (EMTs) are on call around the clock. On Atlanta’s northside, Scottish Rite/Eggleston Children’s Hospital is among the nation’s top children’s healthcare facilities. Georgia Baptist Hospital is known for its cardiac programs, while Emory University Hospital is one of the top medical centers in the country.

Recreation: There’s little you could want that isn’t available in Henry County, or its northern neighbor, Atlanta. Enjoy visiting Atlanta Motor Speedway, Dogwood Plantation, Panola State Park, Noah's Ark, plus many other destinations.

Education: What could be more important than education? During the 21st century, we know that it will be an evolving process over a lifetime, yet a sound foundation is of utmost importance. That’s why the Henry County Board of Education has committed to excellence within the entire system, offering foreign language studies beginning in elementary school, and exposing every age group to Information Technology.

Living In Henry County: Everyone doesn’t want to live in the city, of course, but we want to introduce you to ours. Whether you choose a rural setting or prefer the convenience of in-town living, Henry County is Atlanta’s best. Encompassing 323 square miles, Henry County is well managed at the county level, and within each of its municipalities.

History: Named for Revolutionary War patriot Patrick Henry of Virginia, Henry County was created in 1821 from land ceded by the Creek Indian Nation in the Treaty of Indian Springs. Originally, the county included parts of modern day Newton, DeKalb, Butts, Spalding, Clayton and Rockdale, giving it the nickname, "The Mother of Counties."

Climate: Boasting an annual average temperature of 61.3°, the county offers four full seasons of pleasure. With coastal beaches less than a four-hour drive away and mountains just under two hours, you’ll be at the center of the best of all worlds. Seldom does Atlanta’s airport close due to poor weather conditions, so you’ll also have the confidence that you can plan trips ahead of time.

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