While the City of Macon offers a strategic location for business and industry, situated at the intersection of Interstates 75 and 16 in the heart of Georgia, it’s also a great place to live. Macon-Bibb County is filled with cultural and entertainment opportunities and events that celebrate its diverse demographics. Recreation is a highlight, with more than 35 parks for residents to enjoy. Macon is a healthcare destination, with three major hospitals providing world-class care with heart, cancer, and transplant facilities, and excellent healthcare options. Macon also shines in education, with a strong public school system, numerous private school options, four quality college and universities and a successful technical college.
Tourism/Annual Events
- Home to 10 historic districts
- Georgia Sports Hall of Fame
- Harriet Tubman African American Museum
- Museum of Arts & Sciences
- Cherry Blossom Festival
- Georgia State Fair
Demographics
- Macon-Bibb County Population: 156,462
- African-American: 53%
- Caucasian: 43.5%
- Hispanic: 3.2%
- Asian: 1.8%
- Native American: 0.3%
- Median Household Income: $37,920
Location
- Macon is located slightly southeast of the center of the state, between Metro Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah, and Albany.
Government
- Macon-Bibb County is a consolidated government lead by a mayor and a nine-member county commission elected to four-year terms.
Weather/Geography
- Annual high temperature: 76.4°F
- Annual low temperature: 52.5°F
- Average temperature: 64.4°F
- Average annual precipitation – rainfall: 45.72 inch
- Land area: 249.76 sq. miles
- Situated on the Ocmulgee River
- 354 ft. above sea level
- Situated on the Fall Line where the Piedmont region meets the flat Coastal Plains
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