East Ellijay

East Ellijay is a city in , United States. As of the 2020 census, East Ellijay had a population of 650. East Ellijay was originally the location of Fort Hetzel, one of the Cherokee removal forts built in 1838 to house the Cherokee people before sending them on the Trail of Tears.
  • Village with about 1,630 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 1,270 feet (390 metres)
  • Description: human settlement in Gilmer County, Georgia, United States of America
  • Postal code: 30539
  • Also known as
    “East Ellijay, GA”
    “East Ellijay, Georgia”

Places in the Area

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Latitude
34.68398° or 34° 41′ 2″ north
Longitude
-84.47271° or 84° 28′ 22″ west
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Open location code
866QMGMG+HW
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Volapük—“East Ellijay” goes by many names.
إيست إليجيArabic
East EllijayBasque
East EllijayCatalan
East EllijayCebuano
East EllijayChamorro
Ист-ЭллиджейChechen
東艾利嘉Chinese
East EllijayDanish
East EllijayDutch
ايسانت اليجىEgyptian Arabic
ایست الیجایGilaki
ایست الیجای (جؤرجيا)Gilaki
East EllijayHaitian
East Ellijay, GeorgieHaitian
East ElijayIdo
East Ellijay, GeorgiaIdo
East EllijayIrish
East EllijayItalian
East Ellijay (Georgia (stat American))Ladin
East Ellijay)Ladin
الیجی شرقیMazanderani
East EllijayMin Nan Chinese
इस्ट एल्लिजे (ज्योर्जिया)Newari
इस्ट एल्लिजे, जर्जियाNewari
East EllijayNorwegian
East EllijayNorwegian Bokmål
الیجی شرقیPersian
East EllijayPolish
East EllijaySerbian
Еаст ЕллијаySerbian
Ист ЕлиџејSerbian
East EllijaySerbo-Croatian
East Ellijay, GeorgiaSerbo-Croatian
الیجی شرقی، جورجیاSouth Azerbaijani
Ист-ЭллиджейTatar
Іст-ЕлліджейUkrainian
مشرقی ایلیجے، جارجیاUrdu
East EllijayUzbek
Еаст ЭллижайUzbek
East EllijayVolapük
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