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Pike CountyGeorgia

Pike County is a county in Georgia, formed in 1822 from Monroe County, with its seat in Zebulon.

  • Founded1822
  • County seatZebulon
  • Named forZebulon Pike
  • Land area216 sq mi + 3.3 sq mi water
  • Population18,889 2020 Census
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Where it is

Pike on the map of Georgia

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History

Formed in 1822 from Monroe County

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

Pike County was formed in 1822 from Monroe County, and named after Zebulon Pike. Zebulon is the county seat.

Deeds and plats from before 1822 for land now in Pike County may have been recorded in Monroe County.

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

  1. 1822
    Pike County created Pike created from Monroe.
    from Monroe
    · Dawson's Compilation, 121-122
  2. 1824
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Upson.
    to Upson
    · Ga. Laws 1824, p. 43; Dawson's Compilation, 126-127
  3. 1825
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Section the Third (now Troup).
    to Troup
    · Ga. Laws 1825, pp. 3-16
  4. 1825
    Gained territory Pike gained from Upson.
    from Upson
    · Ga. Laws 1825, p. 60; Dawson's Compilation, 130
  5. 1842
    Gained territory Pike gained from Henry (lots 64, 65, 66, 96; 3rd dist.).
    from Henry
    · Ga. Laws 1842, p. 66
Show all 14 changes (9 more)
  1. 1822
    Pike County created Pike created from Monroe.
    from Monroe
    · Dawson's Compilation, 121-122
  2. 1824
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Upson.
    to Upson
    · Ga. Laws 1824, p. 43; Dawson's Compilation, 126-127
  3. 1825
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Section the Third (now Troup).
    to Troup
    · Ga. Laws 1825, pp. 3-16
  4. 1825
    Gained territory Pike gained from Upson.
    from Upson
    · Ga. Laws 1825, p. 60; Dawson's Compilation, 130
  5. 1842
    Gained territory Pike gained from Henry (lots 64, 65, 66, 96; 3rd dist.).
    from Henry
    · Ga. Laws 1842, p. 66
  6. 1845
    Gained territory Pike gained from Henry (lots 128, 129, 160; 3rd dist.).
    from Henry
    · Ga. Laws 1845, pp. 74-75
  7. 1851
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Spalding.
    to Spalding
    · Ga. Laws 1851, no. 28/pp. 58-60
  8. 1852
    Gained territory Pike gained from Spalding to accommodate private individuals.
    from Spalding
    · Ga. Laws 1851, no. 42/p. 73
  9. 1854
    Gained territory Pike gained from Spalding (lots 96, 97; 1st dist.).
    from Spalding
    · Ga. Laws 1853-1854, priv. & local, no. 234/pp. 312-313; "Map of Pike"
  10. 1856
    Lost territory Pike lost to Spalding.
    to Spalding
    · Ga. Laws 1855, no. 53/pp. 124-125; "Map of Pike"
  11. 1871
    Lost territory Pike lost small area to Upson to accommodate private individual.
    to Upson
    · Ga. Laws 1871, loc. & priv., no. 230/p. 267
  12. 1915
    Exchanged territory By 31 December 1915, Pike exchanged with Spalding.
    with Spalding
    · Hudgins' Map of Ga.
  13. 1920
    Lost territory Pike lost to creation of Lamar. Act passed 17 August 1920; took effect 2 November 1920.
    to Lamar
    · Ga. Laws 1920, no. 738/pp. 38-44
  14. 1952
    Lost territory By 31 December 1952, Pike lost to Upson (parts of lots 145, 175; 8th dist.).
    to Upson
    · Ga. St. Hwy. Dept., "Official 1952 Ga. Hwy. Map"

Land and parcels

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Missing
nothing public found yet

People and land

Pike by the Census

Population
18,889 2020 Census count
Housing units
7,066 2020 Census count
Land area
216 square miles
Water area
3.3 square miles
People per sq mi
87 population ÷ land area

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

Rules and offices

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Questions

Common questions about Pike County

When was Pike County founded?
Pike County was founded in 1822, formed from Monroe County, and named after Zebulon Pike.
What is the county seat of Pike County?
The county seat of Pike County is Zebulon.
Is there an online parcel map for Pike 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 Pike County's boundary or name changed?
Pike County was created in 1822 from Monroe County. Since then the Atlas of Historical County Boundaries records 13 later changes, chiefly involving Spalding County, Upson County and Henry County.
Is my lot in a flood zone?
We do not have flood maps for Pike 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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