Woolsey in Fayette County, Georgia

Fayette

The smallest town in Fayette County, Woolsey is primarily a residential community that offers a pastoral setting with quaint shops and small businesses.

Woolsey, GA Drive Times

Entertainment
Atlanta Braves - Truist Park
Mercedes Benz Stadium
Infinite Energy Center
Work Life
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Int. Airport
Quick Interstate Access
GA 54
Average Commute Time
28 minutes
Shopping & Dining
Buckhead Shops/Dining
Lenox Square
Ponce City Market
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Woolsey, Georgia Demographics

Familes & Kids

Families 80%
With Kids 30%

Median Age

49

Total Population

198

Male 82
Female 116

Travel to Work

Drive Alone
90%
Carpool
7%
Public Transit
0%
Walk
0%
Other
0%
Work at Home
4%

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Woolsey Area Schools

Private Schools       Elementary Schools       Middle Schools       High Schools
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    McIntosh High School

    201 WALT BANKS ROAD; Peachtree City, GA 30269
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,726 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 11th
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    Whitewater High School

    100 WILDCAT WAY; Fayetteville, GA 30215
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,478 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 31st
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    Fayette County High School

    ONE TIGER TRAIL; Fayetteville, GA 30214
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,377 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 97th
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    Sandy Creek High School

    360 JENKINS ROAD; Tyrone, GA 30290
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,112 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 88th
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    Mundy's Mill High School

    9652 FAYETTEVILLE RD.; Jonesboro, GA 30238
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,729 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 164th
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    Riverdale High School

    160 ROBERTS DRIVE; Riverdale, GA 30274
    Public 9th-12th  |  1,263 students
    Metro Atlanta School Rank: 155th

Nearby City & Neighborhoods

Jonesboro

The county seat of Clayton, Jonesboro is known as the official “home” of Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” and maintains its historic atmosphere with stately homes and beautiful landscapes.

Morrow

Morrow is home to Clayton State University, the Southeast Region Branch of U.S. Archives, the Georgia Archives, Reynolds Nature Preserve and Spivey Hall, a stunning performance center.

Riverdale

Riverdale is located only about five miles south of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and serves more than 14,000 residents, deeming it the second largest city in the county

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