Lumpkin County, Georgia

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administrative territorial entity county

Lumpkin County, Georgia is a north Georgia county in the Appalachian foothills best known for its gold rush history and the city of Dahlonega.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	administrative territorial entity → county →
borders	Dawson County, Georgia NERFINISHED → Fannin County, Georgia NERFINISHED → Gilmer County, Georgia NERFINISHED → Hall County, Georgia NERFINISHED → Union County, Georgia NERFINISHED → White County, Georgia NERFINISHED →
climate	humid subtropical climate →
contains	Amicalola Falls State Park vicinity → Appalachian Trail southern approach area → Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest → Dahlonega, Georgia →
country	United States of America →
countySeat	Dahlonega, Georgia →
FIPSCode	13187 →
GNISID	00323740 →
hasAdjacentWaterBody	Chestatee River NERFINISHED → Etowah River headwaters →
hasArea	approximately 284 square miles →
hasCountyGovernmentType	county commission →
hasHigherEducationInstitution	University of North Georgia (Dahlonega campus) →
hasHistoricalSignificance	Georgia Gold Rush →
hasHistoricIndustry	gold mining →
hasHistoricSite	Dahlonega Gold Museum Historic Site →
hasLandUse	agricultural → forested → rural residential →
hasMajorEconomicActivity	outdoor recreation → tourism → wine industry →
hasOfficialWebsite	https://www.lumpkincounty.gov/ →
hasPopulation	approximately 30,000 →
hasTransportationRoute	Georgia State Route 400 → U.S. Route 19 NERFINISHED →
inception	1832 →
knownFor	gold rush history →
locatedIn	Appalachian Mountains region → Southeastern United States → United States of America →
locatedInRegion	Appalachian foothills → North Georgia →
locatedInTimeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
namedAfter	Wilson Lumpkin →
partOf	Atlanta metropolitan area → Georgia →
state	Georgia →
subdivisionType	county →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Dahlonega Mint →	locatedInAdministrativeTerritory
Georgia State Route 400 →	passesThrough