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Georgia counties

115,564 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 140 Georgia counties, listed largest first. Every county with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.

Gwinnett County carries the most records of any Georgia county here, 12,083, and Calhoun County the fewest on this list, with 78. Counties are listed largest first, and every one named links to its own profile of federal facility and compliance records and to the industries recorded in it.

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Industries recorded in Georgia counties 123

123 industry records listed under a Georgia county that has no county page of its own, largest first.

What this page shows

Georgia contains 140 counties that hold federal facility and compliance records. The total number of records counted across these jurisdictions is 115563. Individual counties carry specific counts within this total. Gwinnett County holds 12083 records, while Fulton County holds 10147. DeKalb County holds 7143 records, and Cobb County holds 6816. These figures represent the volume of federal documentation associated with specific local jurisdictions. The presence of records in various counties indicates the extent of federal regulatory oversight in the state. Data for Gwinnett, Fulton, DeKalb, and Cobb shows distinct numerical values. These numbers allow for the verification of specific facility compliance histories. The distribution of records across different counties reflects the location of federal activities. Understanding the count of records in a given county provides context for local regulatory environments. The figures listed here are static representations of filed data. They serve as a factual basis for reviewing federal interactions with state entities. The total count of 115563 encompasses all listed jurisdictions. No other counties are named in this specific summary. The data points provided are exact and unmodified.

Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

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