John Lettieri, President and CEO of Economic Innovation Group | Official Website
John Lettieri, President and CEO of Economic Innovation Group | Official Website
In total, residents in Meriwether County received $294.2 million in government transfers, which accounted for 32.1% of total county income.
Comparatively, across all counties in Georgia, government transfer payments totaled $108.7 billion, making up 17.6% of the state residents’ total income, with an average of $9,964 per resident.
Government transfer payments are non-repayable funds provided by federal, state, or local governments to support individuals in need. These payments aim to stabilize economic conditions and provide financial support during hardships. Key programs include Social Security transfers (retirement benefits), Medicare transfers (healthcare for seniors), Medicaid transfers (healthcare for low-income individuals), and income maintenance transfers (financial assistance for basic needs).
Breaking down the contributions in Meriwether County at the time, Social Security transfers totaled $97.8 million, amounting to $4,693 per capita, or 33.3% of total government transfers. Medicare transfers accounted for $75.6 million ($3,626 per capita), representing 25.7% of the total. Medicaid contributed $51.1 million ($2,449 per capita), making up 17.4% of total transfers. Income maintenance programs, including assistance such as SNAP or TANF, added another $41.6 million ($1,997 per capita), or 14.1% of the total.
With 21.1% of the population aged 65 and older, Meriwether County has a significant demand for programs like Social Security and Medicare. Total per capita income excluding government transfers in Meriwether County was $29,866, far below the county’s total income of $43,980, emphasizing the role of government transfers in overall income.
When comparing 2022 to the previous year, Meriwether County saw a decrease of 17.2% in per capita government transfers, from $17,160 to $14,114 per capita.
Government transfers have long been a modest financial safety net, historically comprising only a small fraction of Americans' income. However, since the 1970s—sometimes dubbed the “Great Transfer-mation”—dependency has surged from 8.21% (or $2,022 per capita in inflation-adjusted 2022 dollars) in 1970 to 17.63% (or $11,542 per capita) in 2022. In Meriwether County, reliance on government transfers has similarly increased from 12.97% (or $1,966 per capita) in 1970 to 32.1% (or $14,114 per capita) in 2022, reflecting broader national trends.
According to the Economic Innovation Group’s analysis, these trends are not merely short-term responses to economic pressures but rather reflect a profound, long-term transformation in how government support is integrated into American life. The study illustrates that structural shifts—from rising healthcare expenses and demographic changes to stagnant wages—have significantly increased dependency on government transfers.
County | State Rank (Per Capita Transfers) | Per Capita Transfers ($) | Dependency on Transfers (%) | % Population 65+ | Social Security Transfers ($) | Medicare Transfers ($) | Medicaid Transfers ($) | Income Maintenance Transfers ($) |
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Towns County | 1 | $18,412 | 38.66% | 37% | $106,860,000 | $74,733,000 | $18,556,000 | $11,587,000 |
Talbot County | 2 | $18,010 | 38.86% | 27.32% | $29,455,000 | $32,005,000 | $14,186,000 | $12,686,000 |
Quitman County | 3 | $17,098 | 46.68% | 32.76% | $13,788,000 | $10,710,000 | $4,144,000 | $5,438,000 |
Twiggs County | 4 | $16,681 | 37.5% | 24.67% | $44,750,000 | $32,354,000 | $22,930,000 | $16,545,000 |
Randolph County | 5 | $16,475 | 39.24% | 26.46% | $27,463,000 | $22,167,000 | $24,329,000 | $17,294,000 |
Union County | 6 | $16,165 | 36.25% | 34.12% | $194,653,000 | $119,676,000 | $33,901,000 | $25,648,000 |
Fannin County | 7 | $15,903 | 32% | 31.55% | $173,136,000 | $118,892,000 | $40,041,000 | $32,108,000 |
Clay County | 8 | $15,863 | 43% | 29.3% | $13,391,000 | $7,466,000 | $12,633,000 | $8,273,000 |
Miller County | 9 | $15,804 | 30.93% | 22.6% | $24,088,000 | $31,151,000 | $18,829,000 | $11,715,000 |
Warren County | 10 | $15,740 | 39.17% | 23.72% | $25,682,000 | $18,939,000 | $15,808,000 | $12,939,000 |
Wilkes County | 11 | $15,591 | 29.46% | 23.76% | $50,030,000 | $43,595,000 | $22,200,000 | $19,536,000 |
Terrell County | 12 | $15,455 | 34.13% | 21.45% | $38,927,000 | $32,395,000 | $28,164,000 | $24,062,000 |
Jefferson County | 13 | $15,369 | 37% | 19% | $68,812,000 | $56,809,000 | $51,082,000 | $35,986,000 |
Greene County | 14 | $15,265 | 20.1% | 30.77% | $137,884,000 | $87,375,000 | $32,421,000 | $26,683,000 |
Dougherty County | 15 | $15,135 | 33.87% | 17.48% | $315,263,000 | $277,342,000 | $246,307,000 | $239,505,000 |
Hancock County | 16 | $15,132 | 42.6% | 25.76% | $43,142,000 | $31,670,000 | $23,545,000 | $17,353,000 |
McIntosh County | 17 | $15,059 | 31.62% | 29.53% | $64,669,000 | $44,255,000 | $18,491,000 | $19,722,000 |
Ware County | 18 | $15,017 | 39% | 17.7% | $131,801,000 | $140,208,000 | $100,105,000 | $82,365,000 |
Wilkinson County | 19 | $15,016 | 34.84% | 21% | $48,001,000 | $32,508,000 | $18,744,000 | $18,705,000 |
Seminole County | 20 | $14,914 | 32.31% | 25.21% | $43,340,000 | $35,071,000 | $24,030,000 | $19,315,000 |
Rabun County | 21 | $14,896 | 28.43% | 28.93% | $108,406,000 | $75,287,000 | $25,854,000 | $21,169,000 |
Calhoun County | 22 | $14,772 | 43.57% | 17.23% | $20,267,000 | $24,647,000 | $15,873,000 | $12,020,000 |
Crisp County | 23 | $14,709 | 32.99% | 19.89% | $80,337,000 | $68,320,000 | $65,189,000 | $50,964,000 |
Early County | 24 | $14,699 | 34.9% | 20% | $42,190,000 | $40,750,000 | $32,211,000 | $27,667,000 |
Baker County | 25 | $14,612 | 29.4% | 26.68% | $12,649,000 | $10,676,000 | $7,625,000 | $6,163,000 |
Elbert County | 26 | $14,440 | 33.95% | 21.36% | $96,906,000 | $76,752,000 | $48,863,000 | $39,384,000 |
Dooly County | 27 | $14,414 | 32.18% | 22.9% | $41,177,000 | $46,734,000 | $31,066,000 | $21,548,000 |
Clinch County | 28 | $14,388 | 34.49% | 17.29% | $25,522,000 | $27,565,000 | $21,910,000 | $14,489,000 |
Stephens County | 29 | $14,358 | 31.98% | 21.17% | $130,664,000 | $115,249,000 | $53,989,000 | $50,153,000 |
Stewart County | 30 | $14,317 | 40.14% | 16.99% | $17,570,000 | $15,241,000 | $16,238,000 | $9,930,000 |
Turner County | 31 | $14,314 | 38.78% | 19.59% | $32,816,000 | $33,211,000 | $27,669,000 | $22,208,000 |
Lincoln County | 32 | $14,264 | 30.7% | 25.6% | $42,055,000 | $31,137,000 | $12,448,000 | $12,085,000 |
Screven County | 33 | $14,203 | 35.57% | 21% | $62,210,000 | $52,137,000 | $37,857,000 | $29,004,000 |
Sumter County | 34 | $14,200 | 33.15% | 18% | $113,142,000 | $85,863,000 | $86,569,000 | $72,187,000 |
Taylor County | 35 | $14,136 | 37.1% | 21.9% | $32,088,000 | $26,547,000 | $23,305,000 | $17,428,000 |
Meriwether County | 36 | $14,114 | 32% | 21.11% | $97,834,000 | $75,588,000 | $51,054,000 | $41,619,000 |
Taliaferro County | 37 | $14,032 | 32.15% | 28.23% | $8,310,000 | $4,990,000 | $3,935,000 | $3,406,000 |
Candler County | 38 | $13,918 | 34.27% | 18.32% | $41,880,000 | $37,759,000 | $36,499,000 | $23,614,000 |
Ben Hill County | 39 | $13,895 | 36% | 18.37% | $64,856,000 | $54,834,000 | $52,278,000 | $39,285,000 |
Bibb County | 40 | $13,879 | 30% | 16.55% | $569,393,000 | $558,276,000 | $400,975,000 | $364,188,000 |
Baldwin County | 41 | $13,879 | 32.83% | 17.51% | $178,962,000 | $136,343,000 | $148,454,000 | $75,140,000 |
McDuffie County | 42 | $13,816 | 32.54% | 19.11% | $89,537,000 | $75,048,000 | $51,735,000 | $47,589,000 |
Gilmer County | 43 | $13,738 | 30.33% | 27% | $185,800,000 | $121,321,000 | $48,024,000 | $40,685,000 |
Thomas County | 44 | $13,712 | 25.59% | 19.3% | $193,490,000 | $149,472,000 | $117,980,000 | $90,138,000 |
Chattooga County | 45 | $13,707 | 36.99% | 18.96% | $112,833,000 | $96,872,000 | $52,717,000 | $48,016,000 |
Washington County | 46 | $13,690 | 33.96% | 18.12% | $85,481,000 | $65,229,000 | $50,045,000 | $41,277,000 |
Peach County | 47 | $13,690 | 31.19% | 17.1% | $100,293,000 | $111,349,000 | $46,897,000 | $52,581,000 |
Emanuel County | 48 | $13,658 | 34.99% | 16.36% | $86,754,000 | $66,760,000 | $72,679,000 | $52,639,000 |
Johnson County | 49 | $13,642 | 43% | 20.28% | $34,276,000 | $36,729,000 | $27,205,000 | $17,405,000 |
Pickens County | 50 | $13,642 | 22.51% | 22.78% | $207,475,000 | $145,573,000 | $43,776,000 | $36,772,000 |
Mitchell County | 51 | $13,634 | 30.89% | 18.41% | $79,174,000 | $77,345,000 | $58,408,000 | $49,638,000 |
Toombs County | 52 | $13,482 | 32.35% | 16.84% | $103,842,000 | $88,068,000 | $76,846,000 | $60,123,000 |
White County | 53 | $13,427 | 27.22% | 23.25% | $151,276,000 | $118,727,000 | $35,142,000 | $33,670,000 |
Jenkins County | 54 | $13,358 | 36.29% | 17.55% | $30,011,000 | $31,217,000 | $27,356,000 | $18,123,000 |
Berrien County | 55 | $13,313 | 33.39% | 17.64% | $67,600,000 | $64,683,000 | $41,573,000 | $34,901,000 |
Putnam County | 56 | $13,236 | 24.3% | 25.13% | $126,669,000 | $82,673,000 | $31,043,000 | $34,971,000 |
Dodge County | 57 | $13,189 | 36.42% | 19.58% | $73,993,000 | $75,216,000 | $46,318,000 | $39,734,000 |
Marion County | 58 | $13,175 | 34.61% | 21.97% | $29,120,000 | $21,865,000 | $19,297,000 | $14,821,000 |
Laurens County | 59 | $13,166 | 30.77% | 18.28% | $199,303,000 | $154,863,000 | $107,725,000 | $107,708,000 |
Treutlen County | 60 | $13,140 | 36.12% | 18% | $23,383,000 | $20,473,000 | $18,379,000 | $13,995,000 |
Brooks County | 61 | $13,124 | 33.23% | 21.8% | $63,668,000 | $57,512,000 | $39,267,000 | $33,121,000 |
Upson County | 62 | $13,001 | 31.7% | 18.65% | $122,304,000 | $88,479,000 | $63,349,000 | $57,419,000 |
Spalding County | 63 | $12,955 | 30.88% | 18.87% | $300,931,000 | $228,148,000 | $130,747,000 | $143,220,000 |
Pierce County | 64 | $12,932 | 31% | 17.28% | $72,992,000 | $71,768,000 | $42,225,000 | $34,540,000 |
Irwin County | 65 | $12,925 | 30.52% | 19% | $35,723,000 | $27,719,000 | $26,934,000 | $17,505,000 |
Colquitt County | 66 | $12,898 | 31.33% | 16.17% | $155,196,000 | $170,773,000 | $104,939,000 | $98,160,000 |
Hart County | 67 | $12,819 | 27.95% | 22.8% | $133,742,000 | $93,426,000 | $49,372,000 | $39,849,000 |
Pulaski County | 68 | $12,795 | 31.21% | 22.4% | $37,603,000 | $34,997,000 | $21,546,000 | $17,210,000 |
Muscogee County | 69 | $12,794 | 26.63% | 14.82% | $681,310,000 | $511,267,000 | $376,378,000 | $408,385,000 |
Glascock County | 70 | $12,732 | 32.36% | 17.59% | $11,647,000 | $10,066,000 | $8,290,000 | $4,592,000 |
Richmond County | 71 | $12,729 | 30.1% | 15.22% | $702,505,000 | $499,909,000 | $504,541,000 | $424,888,000 |
Polk County | 72 | $12,700 | 32% | 15.71% | $167,313,000 | $158,213,000 | $93,026,000 | $82,975,000 |
Floyd County | 73 | $12,615 | 28.59% | 16.93% | $412,936,000 | $337,726,000 | $206,619,000 | $163,230,000 |
Cook County | 74 | $12,586 | 32.31% | 16.71% | $61,901,000 | $53,012,000 | $40,484,000 | $37,067,000 |
Wilcox County | 75 | $12,583 | 37.76% | 20.29% | $27,178,000 | $32,285,000 | $25,210,000 | $15,180,000 |
Glynn County | 76 | $12,563 | 20.93% | 22.74% | $411,230,000 | $286,887,000 | $112,130,000 | $126,845,000 |
Walker County | 77 | $12,497 | 29.54% | 19.5% | $295,726,000 | $257,166,000 | $122,378,000 | $101,439,000 |
Appling County | 78 | $12,415 | 28.47% | 18.76% | $71,125,000 | $59,210,000 | $42,741,000 | $35,310,000 |
Macon County | 79 | $12,375 | 28.7% | 19.47% | $41,189,000 | $26,369,000 | $40,991,000 | $23,629,000 |
Decatur County | 80 | $12,345 | 29.95% | 17.39% | $103,460,000 | $84,777,000 | $70,802,000 | $67,131,000 |
Burke County | 81 | $12,298 | 30.3% | 17.65% | $91,652,000 | $63,941,000 | $61,181,000 | $53,134,000 |
Evans County | 82 | $12,255 | 30.21% | 16.76% | $38,690,000 | $34,218,000 | $22,385,000 | $23,400,000 |
Franklin County | 83 | $12,225 | 27.73% | 19.27% | $105,956,000 | $75,603,000 | $45,167,000 | $39,114,000 |
Haralson County | 84 | $12,173 | 26.97% | 15.73% | $121,921,000 | $93,573,000 | $56,155,000 | $51,484,000 |
Telfair County | 85 | $12,155 | 42.81% | 18.48% | $41,980,000 | $29,793,000 | $39,324,000 | $26,352,000 |
Wayne County | 86 | $12,063 | 31.85% | 16.14% | $117,680,000 | $94,711,000 | $59,937,000 | $55,987,000 |
Tift County | 87 | $12,061 | 27% | 16.27% | $142,361,000 | $113,500,000 | $90,165,000 | $87,393,000 |
Bacon County | 88 | $12,052 | 30.15% | 17.23% | $38,307,000 | $34,780,000 | $27,009,000 | $22,248,000 |
Bleckley County | 89 | $11,986 | 29.21% | 18.36% | $44,170,000 | $39,964,000 | $23,196,000 | $21,311,000 |
Lamar County | 90 | $11,969 | 27.37% | 17.25% | $79,470,000 | $60,854,000 | $30,393,000 | $32,726,000 |
Worth County | 91 | $11,965 | 29.21% | 20.29% | $77,159,000 | $66,175,000 | $38,501,000 | $38,345,000 |
Heard County | 92 | $11,939 | 28.45% | 17.7% | $44,157,000 | $41,405,000 | $21,866,000 | $19,954,000 |
Webster County | 93 | $11,925 | 30.2% | 25.8% | $10,151,000 | $5,894,000 | $4,431,000 | $4,796,000 |
Troup County | 94 | $11,801 | 26.4% | 15.98% | $267,176,000 | $206,689,000 | $133,061,000 | $134,646,000 |
Morgan County | 95 | $11,759 | 19.45% | 20.69% | $98,291,000 | $72,559,000 | $25,732,000 | $27,082,000 |
Jeff Davis County | 96 | $11,727 | 31.95% | 16% | $52,514,000 | $39,330,000 | $35,157,000 | $31,765,000 |
Butts County | 97 | $11,548 | 27.74% | 15.4% | $101,024,000 | $89,434,000 | $44,078,000 | $41,041,000 |
Dade County | 98 | $11,545 | 27.54% | 21.16% | $74,834,000 | $48,637,000 | $21,323,000 | $18,653,000 |
Brantley County | 99 | $11,523 | 33% | 17.95% | $64,409,000 | $51,750,000 | $33,455,000 | $34,099,000 |
Coffee County | 100 | $11,256 | 28.88% | 14.44% | $130,848,000 | $122,395,000 | $93,669,000 | $89,199,000 |
Madison County | 101 | $11,179 | 24% | 17.81% | $127,930,000 | $90,947,000 | $51,506,000 | $47,082,000 |
Lanier County | 102 | $11,097 | 32.8% | 15.31% | $29,157,000 | $24,299,000 | $23,412,000 | $19,560,000 |
Crawford County | 103 | $11,093 | 27.58% | 20.22% | $50,574,000 | $25,430,000 | $25,425,000 | $18,853,000 |
Atkinson County | 104 | $11,058 | 30.19% | 14.75% | $23,123,000 | $22,884,000 | $18,253,000 | $17,702,000 |
Jasper County | 105 | $11,056 | 23.31% | 17.39% | $63,742,000 | $50,825,000 | $23,137,000 | $23,035,000 |
Carroll County | 106 | $11,050 | 21.89% | 14% | $443,651,000 | $374,249,000 | $163,121,000 | $193,030,000 |
Lowndes County | 107 | $11,034 | 25.13% | 13.15% | $353,533,000 | $286,477,000 | $210,874,000 | $220,368,000 |
Grady County | 108 | $11,011 | 28.61% | 19.2% | $95,236,000 | $72,260,000 | $44,997,000 | $47,260,000 |
Lumpkin County | 109 | $10,986 | 23.37% | 18.36% | $140,172,000 | $104,198,000 | $38,787,000 | $32,372,000 |
Habersham County | 110 | $10,924 | 27.21% | 18.89% | $199,129,000 | $145,052,000 | $55,107,000 | $59,235,000 |
Harris County | 111 | $10,793 | 18.4% | 19.42% | $150,893,000 | $93,391,000 | $27,273,000 | $32,113,000 |
Chatham County | 112 | $10,781 | 19% | 16.78% | $1,066,598,000 | $768,906,000 | $412,978,000 | $421,365,000 |
Tattnall County | 113 | $10,755 | 29.3% | 15.67% | $70,643,000 | $60,954,000 | $53,930,000 | $41,562,000 |
Walton County | 114 | $10,729 | 20.75% | 16.25% | $377,893,000 | $350,342,000 | $100,093,000 | $134,268,000 |
Murray County | 115 | $10,679 | 28.51% | 15.91% | $145,241,000 | $112,151,000 | $70,433,000 | $68,732,000 |
Schley County | 116 | $10,606 | 24.41% | 18.52% | $15,408,000 | $12,363,000 | $6,571,000 | $8,109,000 |
Oglethorpe County | 117 | $10,584 | 22.49% | 19.37% | $63,928,000 | $40,526,000 | $23,482,000 | $20,400,000 |
Liberty County | 118 | $10,546 | 26.67% | 10.17% | $153,255,000 | $95,690,000 | $74,655,000 | $122,561,000 |
Camden County | 119 | $10,527 | 24.13% | 15.17% | $194,381,000 | $147,579,000 | $46,881,000 | $70,066,000 |
Houston County | 120 | $10,498 | 21.83% | 13.58% | $492,197,000 | $385,376,000 | $179,725,000 | $241,111,000 |
Gordon County | 121 | $10,452 | 23.33% | 15.85% | $216,107,000 | $174,920,000 | $86,207,000 | $85,085,000 |
Rockdale County | 122 | $10,414 | 25.26% | 15.81% | $325,242,000 | $229,910,000 | $116,353,000 | $162,256,000 |
Dawson County | 123 | $10,381 | 17% | 20.11% | $120,808,000 | $105,703,000 | $22,066,000 | $26,470,000 |
Charlton County | 124 | $10,364 | 33% | 15.32% | $40,137,000 | $37,411,000 | $20,791,000 | $18,081,000 |
Monroe County | 125 | $10,334 | 19% | 19.25% | $127,028,000 | $69,453,000 | $41,114,000 | $33,806,000 |
Montgomery County | 126 | $10,318 | 27.76% | 18.23% | $31,271,000 | $16,485,000 | $15,730,000 | $14,534,000 |
Fayette County | 127 | $10,318 | 13.7% | 20% | $537,121,000 | $360,403,000 | $60,840,000 | $87,452,000 |
Jackson County | 128 | $10,270 | 18.71% | 14.59% | $285,153,000 | $307,713,000 | $82,086,000 | $89,625,000 |
Columbia County | 129 | $10,146 | 17.23% | 15% | $551,624,000 | $339,229,000 | $89,839,000 | $138,500,000 |
Jones County | 130 | $10,133 | 23.46% | 18.19% | $120,437,000 | $59,796,000 | $42,711,000 | $36,112,000 |
Newton County | 131 | $10,124 | 24.31% | 13.38% | $385,237,000 | $290,114,000 | $137,057,000 | $216,971,000 |
Long County | 132 | $10,123 | 25.38% | 10% | $35,340,000 | $28,312,000 | $24,323,000 | $30,896,000 |
Whitfield County | 133 | $9,918 | 21.89% | 14.9% | $348,266,000 | $258,030,000 | $163,190,000 | $157,337,000 |
Bartow County | 134 | $9,915 | 20.42% | 14.93% | $396,639,000 | $301,757,000 | $150,562,000 | $149,486,000 |
Pike County | 135 | $9,841 | 19.41% | 16% | $75,070,000 | $56,687,000 | $21,761,000 | $22,179,000 |
Catoosa County | 136 | $9,790 | 23.14% | 18.59% | $283,905,000 | $160,319,000 | $75,978,000 | $77,098,000 |
Douglas County | 137 | $9,531 | 21.83% | 12.28% | $435,007,000 | $341,076,000 | $165,635,000 | $235,747,000 |
Hall County | 138 | $9,503 | 16.55% | 16.28% | $784,499,000 | $514,065,000 | $244,349,000 | $250,701,000 |
Lee County | 139 | $9,330 | 17.93% | 14.21% | $108,541,000 | $69,262,000 | $34,746,000 | $44,892,000 |
Banks County | 140 | $9,232 | 20.49% | 18.15% | $73,993,000 | $26,248,000 | $32,554,000 | $23,672,000 |
Henry County | 141 | $9,213 | 19.63% | 12.45% | $743,915,000 | $523,819,000 | $171,673,000 | $352,463,000 |
Bryan County | 142 | $9,203 | 16% | 11% | $134,533,000 | $93,839,000 | $34,163,000 | $48,056,000 |
Wheeler County | 143 | $9,191 | 39% | 16.28% | $19,846,000 | $16,385,000 | $13,165,000 | $11,518,000 |
Coweta County | 144 | $9,128 | 15.22% | 15.2% | $543,056,000 | $380,215,000 | $118,287,000 | $157,838,000 |
Clayton County | 145 | $9,121 | 27.78% | 10.73% | $687,246,000 | $456,024,000 | $450,302,000 | $693,987,000 |
DeKalb County | 146 | $9,044 | 14.44% | 13.77% | $2,046,664,000 | $1,727,900,000 | $1,027,645,000 | $1,207,932,000 |
Barrow County | 147 | $8,868 | 18.88% | 12.9% | $276,115,000 | $223,424,000 | $84,500,000 | $112,857,000 |
Bulloch County | 148 | $8,759 | 22.81% | 12.41% | $210,616,000 | $158,229,000 | $99,608,000 | $116,527,000 |
Effingham County | 149 | $8,697 | 18% | 12.48% | $213,436,000 | $135,209,000 | $57,956,000 | $74,310,000 |
Cherokee County | 150 | $8,539 | 12.89% | 15.88% | $1,013,478,000 | $746,444,000 | $141,649,000 | $195,344,000 |
Fulton County | 151 | $8,299 | 8.25% | 12.67% | $2,743,049,000 | $2,226,019,000 | $1,255,128,000 | $1,476,169,000 |
Clarke County | 152 | $8,151 | 19.9% | 12.52% | $344,495,000 | $247,494,000 | $162,207,000 | $164,471,000 |
Cobb County | 153 | $8,013 | 11.46% | 13.68% | $2,326,787,000 | $1,589,359,000 | $592,616,000 | $717,420,000 |
Oconee County | 154 | $7,954 | 9.96% | 17.24% | $161,180,000 | $98,276,000 | $22,480,000 | $25,890,000 |
Echols County | 155 | $7,900 | 24.17% | 13.84% | $9,880,000 | $2,760,000 | $7,189,000 | $6,609,000 |
Gwinnett County | 156 | $7,234 | 14.22% | 11.3% | $2,206,039,000 | $1,622,269,000 | $718,620,000 | $1,151,374,000 |
Paulding County | 157 | $7,197 | 14.95% | 11.67% | $498,516,000 | $277,213,000 | $120,184,000 | $191,586,000 |
Forsyth County | 158 | $5,784 | 7.29% | 12.69% | $702,282,000 | $428,037,000 | $74,775,000 | $128,741,000 |
Chattahoochee County | 159 | $5,667 | 15.61% | 5.56% | $11,462,000 | $9,582,000 | $6,165,000 | $12,406,000 |