Upson County

Upson County


Upson County was created from parts of Pike and Crawford counties in 1824. Georgia's 59th county was named for Stephen Upson, a well-known lawyer and legislator of the time.

Until losing its charter in 1995 due to its inactive status, The Rock was the county's third municipality. The Rock is located on a rock, hence the name. It is said that the mail used to be deposited in a secret hole in the rock, and that stage drivers were told to "take the mail to the rock."

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Upson County Map

County Profile

Incorporated: December 15, 1824

Population: 27,597

Total Area: 325.5 Square miles

Cities and Towns

Thomaston (County Seat)

Yatesville

Contact Information

Website:

N/A

Address:

P.O. Box 889
Thomaston, Georgia 30286-0012

Phone:
Fax:

(706) 647-7012
(706) 647-7030

Email:

pwonnum@alltel.net