County ProfileGA
Cook County
Population: 17,229 · 4 ZIP codes
Demographics
Source: U.S. Census Bureau (ACS/Decennial). Estimates vary by year.
People
Total population
17,229
People
Median age
37.5
Housing
Total households
6,304
Income
Median household income
$53,651
Housing
Total housing units
7,486
Employment
Employment rate
54.4%
Education
Bachelor’s degree or higher
17.9%
Healthcare
Insured population
84.7%
County details
Local time 02:07:23(ET)| Name | Cook |
|---|---|
| Total ZIP codes | 4total |
| ZIP codes (by type) | 3 Standard1 PO Box |
| Area code | 229 |
| Timezone | Eastern Time (ET) |
| Coordinates | 31.1525157, -83.4294448 |
| Land area | 228.5 sq miles(591.7 km²) |
Map of Cook county, Georgia with ZIP codes
Cities and Communities in Cook County
Compare the largest cities in Cook County by population, median income, and growth. Use the table below to analyze key demographic shifts across the region.
— Data unavailable or suppressed by the U.S. Census Bureau for areas with small sample sizes to protect individual privacy.
ZIP Codes in Cook County
Review the most populated postal areas across Cook County. Use the ranking below to compare resident density and demographic scales between the county's major zones.
Data Sources & Citations
The geographic and demographic information presented on this site is compiled from publicly available, authoritative sources, including:
- United States Census BureauDemographic, population, housing, and socioeconomic data sourced from Census Bureau datasets, including the Decennial Census and the American Community Survey (ACS).Census Data
- United States Postal Service (USPS)ZIP code classifications, delivery types, and postal designations used for reference purposes. USPS ZIP codes are intended for mail delivery and may not always align exactly with Census geographic boundaries.USPS