Oglethorpe, GA

Georgia · Macon County

Oglethorpe is a small town in Georgia with a population of 1,069. Residents earn $25,071 per year, which is 67% below the national average.

2.4 /5.0

C Fair

1,069 Population 532/sq mi density

$25,071 Median Income $19,219 per capita

$61,100 Home Value $86,588 Zillow

$646 Median Rent 36.3% income on rent

64°F Avg Temperature 304 sunny days/yr

1,538 Violent Crime/100K 6,883 property/100K

Overall

2.4 / 5.0

Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education

Economy

2.0 / 5.0

$25,071 median income, 6.6% unemployment

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Affordability

5.0 / 5.0

$61,100 home value, $646/mo rent

Safety

1.0 / 5.0

1,538 violent crimes/100K (305% above avg)

Education

1.7 / 5.0

8.4% bachelor's degree or higher

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Haunted Places Near Oglethorpe, GA

1 reported haunted locations found near Oglethorpe, GA.

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Ogletharpe	Taylor House - Randolph St. - A long time ago, Oglethorpe was a large city and was going to become the capital of Georgia, but all of the people died of small pox and it is now divided into two towns (Oglethorpe and Montezuma) by the Flint River Bridge. There is a house on Randolph Street, The Taylor House, which was owned back when Oglethorpe was a big place, by Colonel George W. Fish. He built the home himself and has often been reported being seen by occupants of the home and also, walking...

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Ogletharpe

Taylor House - Randolph St. - A long time ago, Oglethorpe was a large city and was going to become the capital of Georgia, but all of the people died of small pox and it is now divided into two towns (Oglethorpe and Montezuma) by the Flint River Bridge. There is a house on Randolph Street, The Taylor House, which was owned back when Oglethorpe was a big place, by Colonel George W. Fish. He built the home himself and has often been reported being seen by occupants of the home and also, walking...

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