Cities and Towns in Muscogee County, Georgia

Founded in 1826, Muscogee County is one of 159 counties in the state of Georgia. Historically, Muscogee County was formed from Creek Cession of 1826. The city of Columbus is the county seat. With FIPS code of 215, Muscogee County has a population of 205,617 and area of 216 square miles (559 km²).

List of all cities in Muscogee County, GA alphabetically

City/Town	Postal Code	Area Code
Amer Fam Life Ins Brm, GA	31998	706/762
American Family Life Ins, GA	31999	706/762
AT&T Universal Card Service, GA	31997	706/762
Beallwood, GA	31904	706/762
Camp Rogers, GA	31905	706/762
Columbus, GA	31829	706/762
	31901	706/762
	31902	706/762
	31903	706/762
	31904	706/762
	31905	706/762
	31906	706/762
	31907	706/762
	31908	706/762
	31909	706/762
	31914	706/762
	31917	706/762
	31993	706/762
	31995	706/762
	31997	706/762
	31998	706/762
	31999	706/762
Columbus Brm, GA	31993	706/762
Fort Benning, GA	31905	706/762
	31995	706/762
Fortson, GA	31808	706/762
Midland, GA	31820	706/762
Upatoi, GA	31829	706/762

Major Cities and Towns in Muscogee County, Georgia

Columbus

• Area: 221.67 square miles
• Population: 195,769 (2020 Census)
• Zip Codes: 31901, 31904, 31906, 31907, 31909, 31914, 31917, 31993
• Latitude and Longitude: 32.4609° N, 84.9877° W

Location and History

Columbus is located in western Georgia, along the Chattahoochee River, which forms the state line with Alabama. Founded in 1828, it became a significant commercial and industrial hub during the 19th century, particularly noted for its textile manufacturing. The city was named after Christopher Columbus, reflecting its aspirations for growth and prosperity. During the Civil War, Columbus was a major supply center for the Confederacy, contributing to its historical significance. In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, Columbus has diversified its economy and developed as a regional center for business, education, and culture.

Major Schools

Columbus is home to several notable educational institutions. Columbus State University, a public university, offers a range of undergraduate and graduate programs and is known for its strong arts and sciences departments. The city also has several high-performing public and private high schools, including Hardaway High School and Brookstone School, which serve the local community and contribute to the area’s educational reputation.

Major Landmarks

Columbus boasts several major landmarks. The National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center provides an extensive history of the U.S. Infantry, featuring interactive exhibits and historical displays. The Coca-Cola Space Science Center offers educational exhibits and planetarium shows related to space and astronomy. Additionally, the Columbus Museum showcases regional art and history. The Riverwalk, a scenic path along the Chattahoochee River, is a popular spot for recreation and community events, reflecting the city’s blend of historical and modern attractions.

Map of Cities in Muscogee County, GA