Wilkinson County, established in 1803, was the 29th county formed in Georgia. It covers 452 square miles and is located in the heart of Central Georgia along U. S. Highway 441. It's population numbers around 10,000 comprising almost 4,000 households. Residents are spread among several small towns including Irwinton, the county seat. The kaolin industry plays a major role in the county's economy. This fine, white clay is used extensively in the production of paint and other coatings, as well as paper and makeup. The county is bisected by U. S. Highway 441. It's proximity to Interstate 16 provides quick access to Macon and the Georgia coast

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