Adel

Adel is a city in and the county seat of , , United States, about 26 miles north of and 52 miles southeast of . As of the 2020 census, the city had a population of 5,571.
  • Town with about 5,570 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 240 feet (70 metres)
  • Description: city in Cook County, Georgia, United States
  • Postal code: 31620
  • Also known as
    “Adel, GA”
    “Adel, Georgia”
    “Puddleville”

Places of Interest

Discover Cook County Courthouse and Cook County Airport.
Courthouse
The in Adel, Georgia is a building built in 1939.
Aerodrome
is a county-owned, public-use in , United States.
2 miles west of Adel
is a public high school located…
2½ miles east of Adel
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Latitude
31.13714° or 31° 8′ 14″ north
Longitude
-83.42349° or 83° 25′ 25″ west
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Open location code
863R4HPG+VJ
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Welsh—“Adel” goes by many names.
أدلArabic
AdelBasque
AdelCatalan
AdelCebuano
ЭйделChechen
艾得爾Chinese
AdelCzech
AdelDanish
AdelDutch
ادلEgyptian Arabic
ادلGilaki
AdelHaitian
Adel, GeorgieHaitian
AdelHungarian
AdelIdo
Adel, GeorgiaIdo
AdelIndonesian
Adel, GeorgiaIndonesian
AdelIrish
AdelItalian
アデルJapanese
Adel (Georgia (stat American))Ladin
Adel)Ladin
ادلMazanderani
AdelMin Nan Chinese
एडेलNewari
एडेल (ज्योर्जिया)Newari
एडेल, जर्जियाNewari
AdelNorwegian
AdelNorwegian Bokmål
ادلPersian
ادل، جورجیاPersian
AdelPolish
АделRussian
ЭйделRussian
Эйдел (Джорджия)Russian
ЕјделSerbian
AdelSerbo-Croatian
Adel, GeorgiaSerbo-Croatian
AdelSlovak
AdelSlovenian
ادل، جورجیاSouth Azerbaijani
AdelSwedish
Adel, GeorgiaSwedish
ЭйделTatar
Эйдел (Джорджия)Tatar
ЕйделUkrainian
ایڈل، جارجیاUrdu
AdelUzbek
Adel, GeorgiaUzbek
AdelVolapük
Adel (GA)Volapük
Adel, GeorgiaVolapük
AdelWelsh
Adel, GeorgiaWelsh
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