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MonroeWalton County,GeorgiaCity of GovernorsThe Georgia state capital is Atlanta. What would you like to know about Monroe
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The population of Monroe is approximately 11,903 (2004).
The amount of land area in Monroe is 24.552 sq. kilometers.
Monroe elevation is 910 feet above sea level. The Monroe median home price is $82,900 (2000). Monroe miscellany. Return to Index Monroe location: about 48 miles from Atlanta. Other nearby communities include Between, Good Hope, Jersey, Social Circle, Bethlehem, Walnut Grove, Loganville, Rutledge, Bostwick and Winder.
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The average winter temperature is 41.1 degrees F. Return to Index History & History Related Items Monroe history: Monroe became the county seat in 1821. First named Spring Place, it was later renamed for the fifth US President, James Monroe. It's nickname, City of Governors, was coined because four Georgia Governors came from Monroe. Monroe attractions: Davis Edwards House McDaniel-Tichenor House The Crepe Myrtle Festival is held in Monroe every September and is the largest festival in the county each year. Also held is the Monroe Criterium with all types of races held during the day. Return to Index
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