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Jasper CountyGeorgia

Jasper County is in Georgia with its seat at Monticello. The county was formed on December 10, 1807, from Baldwin County and named after William Jasper.

  • Founded1807
  • County seatMonticello
  • Named forWilliam Jasper
  • Land area368 sq mi + 5.1 sq mi water
  • Population14,588 2020 Census
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Where it is

Jasper on the map of Georgia

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History

Formed in 1807 from Baldwin County

An old deed may name a county that no longer exists, or a boundary that has since moved.

Originally created as Randolph County on December 10, 1807, from Baldwin County, it was renamed Jasper County on December 10, 1812. The county experienced multiple boundary changes throughout the early 19th century, gaining and losing territory to neighboring counties including Walton, Newton, and Morgan.

Boundary changes from the Newberry Library, Atlas of Historical County Boundaries; the 5 that matter most are shown first.

  1. 1807
    Jasper County created Randolph (original, now Jasper) created from Baldwin.
    from Baldwin
    · Clayton's Compilation, 357-359
  2. 1812
    Renamed Randolph (original) renamed Jasper.
    formerly Randolph
    · Lamar's Compilation, 199
  3. 1815
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Morgan.
    to Morgan
    · Lamar's Compilation, 216
  4. 1820
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Walton.
    from Walton
    · Ga. Laws 1820, p. 80
  5. 1821
    Lost territory Jasper lost to creation of Newton.
    to Newton
    · Dawson's Compilation, 119-120
Show all 23 changes (18 more, mostly small adjustments)
  1. 1807
    Jasper County created Randolph (original, now Jasper) created from Baldwin.
    from Baldwin
    · Clayton's Compilation, 357-359
  2. 1812
    Renamed Randolph (original) renamed Jasper.
    formerly Randolph
    · Lamar's Compilation, 199
  3. 1814
    Changed For criminal jurisdiction only, a large Indian land cession known as "unlocated territory" was annexed to Jasper; boundary description was vague. · Lamar's Compilation, 213-214
  4. 1815
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Morgan.
    to Morgan
    · Lamar's Compilation, 216
  5. 1816
    Lost territory For criminal jurisdiction only, Jasper lost to Franklin, Jackson, Jones, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfair, Twiggs, and Wayne most of the large Indian land cession, called the "unlocated territory," that it had acquired on 23 November 1814, boundary description was vague.
    to Franklinto Jacksonto Jonesto Montgomeryto Pulaskito Telfairto Twiggsto Wayne
    · Lamar's Compilation, 218-220
  6. 1820
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Walton.
    from Walton
    · Ga. Laws 1820, p. 80
  7. 1821
    Lost territory Jasper lost to creation of Newton.
    to Newton
    · Dawson's Compilation, 119-120
  8. 1822
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Newton.
    from Newton
    · Dawson's Compilation, 123
  9. 1834
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Newton.
    from Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1834, pp. 72-73
  10. 1839
    Gained territory Jasper gained small area from Newton to accommodate private individual.
    from Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1839, pp. 33-34
  11. 1840
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Newton when act of 22 December 1834 was repealed.
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1840, p. 39
  12. 1841
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Newton when act of 22 December 1834 was reinstated, and act of 26 December 1840 was repealed.
    from Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1841, pp. 64-65
  13. 1842
    Exchanged territory Jasper exchanged small areas with Newton to accommodate private individuals.
    with Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1842, pp. 62-63
  14. 1842
    Gained territory Jasper gained small area from Putnam to accommodate private individual (later repealed).
    from Putnam
    · Ga. Laws 1842, p. 64
  15. 1847
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Jones (lot 44; 13th dist.) (later repealed).
    from Jones
    · Ga. Laws 1847, pp. 64-65
  16. 1850
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Newton to accommodate private individuals.
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1849, p. 131; Frobel, "Map of Jasper"; Frobel, "Map of Newton"
  17. 1852
    Gained territory Jasper gained from Jones (lot 44; 13th dist.) (later repealed). Legislation also authorized Jasper to lose small area to Jones (part of lot 40; 12th dist.); no evidence this change took effect.
    from Jones
    · Ga. Laws 1851, no. 34/p. 67
  18. 1852
    Lost territory Jasper lost small areas to Newton to accommodate private individuals.
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1851, no. 33/pp. 66-67
  19. 1854
    Lost territory Jasper lost small area to Putnam to accommodate private individual when act of 24 December 1842 was repealed.
    to Putnam
    · Ga. Laws 1853-1854, priv. & local, no. 253/p. 322
  20. 1860
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Newton (lots 110, 111; 9th dist.).
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1860, loc. & priv., no. 139/pp. 143-144
  21. 1876
    Lost territory Jasper lost small area to Newton to accommodate private individual.
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1876, no. 338/p. 308
  22. 1877
    Lost territory Jasper lost to Newton.
    to Newton
    · Ga. Laws 1877, no. 281/pp. 277-278
  23. 1952
    Lost territory By 31 December 1952, Jasper lost to Newton.
    to Newton
    · Ga. St. Hwy. Dept., "Official 1952 Ga. Hwy. Map"

Land and parcels

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People and land

Jasper by the Census

Population
14,588 2020 Census count
Housing units
6,270 2020 Census count
Land area
368 square miles
Water area
5.1 square miles
People per sq mi
40 population ÷ land area

Source: US Census Bureau, 2020 Census; US Census Bureau, 2020 Gazetteer Files. Not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.

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Questions

Common questions about Jasper County

When was Jasper County founded?
Jasper County was founded in 1807, formed from Baldwin County, and named after William Jasper.
What is the county seat of Jasper County?
The county seat of Jasper County is Monticello.
Is there an online parcel map for Jasper County?
Not that we have found yet. Lot lines and owners of record are kept by the county assessor's office. When a public parcel map appears, it shows here.
Has Jasper County's boundary or name changed?
Jasper County was created in 1807 from Baldwin County. Since then the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries records 22 later changes, most of them small boundary adjustments, chiefly involving Newton County, Jones County and Putnam County. It was formerly called Randolph.
Is my lot in a flood zone?
We do not have flood maps for Jasper County yet. Look up the address on FEMA's Flood Map Service Center, which shows the effective flood map for any lot.

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