Schley County, Georgia

County seat: Ellaville · Population 4,593 (2025) · 167 sq mi

Schley County is the 152nd most populous of Georgia's 159 counties, with 4,593 people (2025 estimate). Its county seat is Ellaville. It is part of the River Valley region, one of the 12 Georgia Regional Commissions. The map shows its 1 city or town and the 4 neighboring counties.

Map of Schley County, Georgia with cities, towns and the county boundary
Schley County, Georgia with its cities and towns, unincorporated communities (CDPs) and neighboring counties. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau, 2025. Free to use with attribution (CC BY 4.0).

Schley County facts

County seat
Ellaville
Population (2025 estimate)
4,593 +1% since 2020
Land area
167 sq mi 150th largest of 159
Water area
1 sq mi
Population density
28 per sq mi
Established
1857
Named after
William Schley American politician (1786-1858)
Largest city
Ellaville 1,529
Median household income
$56,875
Cities and towns
1
ZIP codes
7
Time zone
Eastern
FIPS code
13249

Cities and towns in Schley County

Schley County has 1 incorporated place. Populations count the people living inside Schley County; cities that cross a county line also list the other counties.

NameTypePopulation 2025Also in
Ellaville (county seat)City1,529

ZIP codes in Schley County

7 ZIP codes reach into Schley County. ZIP codes ignore county lines, so some also cover a neighboring county.

Population of Schley County, 2020–2025

Schley County grew by 45 people (+1%) between April 2020 and July 2025: 5 more births than deaths and a net gain of 45 people from migration.

Year (July 1)Population
20204,537
20214,489
20224,507
20234,533
20244,523
20254,593

Neighboring counties

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