Cherokee County

Cherokee County, nestled at the southern end of the Blue Ridge Mountains, has the highest mountains and most undeveloped land in metro Atlanta. It is approximately 25 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta and offers pristine woodlands, beautiful lakes and convenient access to metropolitan Atlanta. Cherokee County's strong business economy ("15th nationally in potential business growth" - American Business Chronicle) makes this an ideal location for companies desiring to combine sound business investment with excellent accessibility and quality work and living environments.

The communities making up Cherokee County are:

Woodstock, Cherokee County's fastest growing community. Significant commercial and residential real estate development has taken place in recent years; Canton, the county seat; Ball Ground, a quiet and peaceful community of 700+ residents; and Waleska, a delightful hamlet taking pride in its small town charm and home of Reinhardt College.

Approximate population: 190,000