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| Dooly County was created on May
15, 1821 by an act of the General Assembly from Creek Indian
land between the Ocmulgee and Flint rivers (see
map) ceded on Jan. 8, 1821 in the first Treaty of Indian
Springs. Later, portions of Dooly County were used to create
the following counties: Worth (1853), Wilcox (1857), Crisp (1905),
and Turner (1905). |
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Useful Census
Links:
U.S. Census Bureau
U.S. Historical
Census Data Browser
Office of Planning and Budget Census Data Program
Georgia 2000 Information
System (University of Georgia ITOS)
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Census |
Pop. |
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2000 |
11,525 |
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1990 |
9,901 |
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1980 |
10,826 |
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1970 |
10,404 |
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1960 |
11,474 |
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1950 |
14,159 |
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1940 |
16,886 |
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1930 |
18,025 |
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1920 |
20,522 |
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1910 |
20,554 |
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1900 |
26,567 |
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1890 |
18,146 |
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1880 |
12,420 |
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1870 |
9,790 |
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1860 |
8,917 |
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1850 |
8,361 |
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1840 |
4,427 |
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1830 |
2,135 |
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1820 |
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1810 |
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1800 |
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1790 |
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- Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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