Putnam County

Putnam County


Putnam County was created in 1807 from a portion of Baldwin County. Georgia's 33rd county was named to honor General Israel Putnam of Connecticut one of the Patriot commanders at Breeds Hill, in the engagement misnamed the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Eatonton is home to the Uncle Remus Museum, as well as a Brer Rabbit Statue standing on the courthouse square.

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County Profile

Incorporated: December 10, 1807

Population: 18,812

Total Area: 344.5 Square miles

Cities and Towns

Eatonton (County Seat)

Contact Information

Website:

www.putnamcountyga.us

Address:

108 S. Madison Avenue Eatonton, Georgia
31024

Phone:
Fax:

(706) 485-5826
(706) 485-5578

Email:

putnamboc@putnam
countyga.us