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Cities of Cobb Acworth
acworth.org Known as the “Lake City,” Acworth makes good use of its prime location on the banks of Lake Acworth with a full calendar of events centered around the water. It was once a busy trade center on the Western and Atlantic Railroad and was incorporated in 1860.
Austell
austellga.gov Located just 18 miles from Atlanta, Austell was once a popular getaway spot for those seeking rest and relaxation in its hot springs. Its revitalized downtown area and population of just over 7,000 also give it a small-town feel. Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre
Kennesaw
kennesaw-ga.gov Best known as home to Kennesaw Mountain, site of an important Civil War battle, Kennesaw is now a bustling business center in Cobb County. Home to more than 5,000 companies and Kennesaw State University, it is also known as a great place to raise a family.
Marietta
mariettaga.gov Glover Park, one of downtown Marietta’s most prominent features, is a classically Southern greenspace surrounded by fun shops, a slew of restaurants and a number of one-of-a-kind offerings like the Strand Theatre and Gone With the Wind Museum.
Powder Springs
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cityofpowdersprings.org The town motto, “Small enough to know you, large enough to serve you,” speaks volumes about Powder Springs. Once a gold mining town, the city now boasts several parks,
Marietta Power Springs
Smyrna
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as well as a museum that chronicles its rich history.
Smyrna
smyrna.ga.us Just 15 minutes from Atlanta, the “Jonquil City” is home to a wealth of clean, family-friendly neighborhoods, upscale dining establishments, pristine public parks and a vibrant Village Green. With a never-ending calendar stacked with festivals, fairs and events, it’s no wonder that Smyrna ranks as the second largest city in Cobb County and one of the fastest-growing cities in metro Atlanta.
Neighborhoods of Cobb Cumberland
Situated 10 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta, this unincorporated community has 103,000 residents and serves as the region’s fifth largest business district. It also is home to SunTrust Park.
Mableton
At more than 20 square miles, Mableton is the largest unincorporated community in the metro area. It boasts 37,000 residents and is also the hometown of former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes.
Vinings
Located just inside the I-285 perimeter, unincorporated Vinings has become a go-to spot for a city-meetsthe suburbs experience. Upscale boutiques, exceptional restaurants and the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre are just a few local offerings.