Ocilla

The city of Ocilla is the county seat of , , United States. Its population was 3,498 at the 2020 census. Ocilla is part of the micropolitan statistical area.
  • Town with about 3,500 residents
  • …lies at an elevation of around 350 feet (110 metres)
  • Description: city in Irwin County, Georgia, United States
  • Postal code: 31774
  • Also known as
    “Ocilla, GA”
    “Ocilla, Georgia”

Places in the Area

Nearby places include Mystic.
Hamlet
is an unincorporated community in , , United States.
5 miles west of Ocilla
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Latitude
31.59436° or 31° 35′ 40″ north
Longitude
-83.25043° or 83° 15′ 2″ west
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In Other Languages

From Arabic to Welsh—“Ocilla” goes by many names.
أوكيلاArabic
أوكيلا (جورجيا)Arabic
OcillaBasque
OcillaCatalan
OcillaCebuano
OcillaChamorro
ОциллаChechen
奥西拉(佐治亚州)Chinese
奧西拉Chinese
奧西拉(佐治亞州)Chinese
OcillaDanish
OcillaDutch
اوكيلاEgyptian Arabic
اوسیلاGilaki
اوسیلا (جؤرجيا)Gilaki
OcillaHaitian
Ocilla, GeorgieHaitian
OcillaHungarian
OcillaIdo
Ocilla, GeorgiaIdo
OcillaIndonesian
Ocilla, GeorgiaIndonesian
OcillaIrish
OcillaItalian
Ocilla (Georgia (stat American))Ladin
Ocilla)Ladin
اسیلاMazanderani
OcillaMin Nan Chinese
ओसिल्लाNewari
ओसिल्ला, जर्जियाNewari
OcillaNorwegian
OcillaNorwegian Bokmål
اسیلاPersian
اسیلا، جورجیاPersian
OcillaPolish
ОсилаRussian
ОсиллаRussian
Осилла (Джорджия)Russian
ОсилаSerbian
OcillaSerbo-Croatian
Ocilla, GeorgiaSerbo-Croatian
اوسیلا، جورجیاSouth Azerbaijani
OcillaSwedish
ОциллаTatar
OcillaTurkish
Ocilla, GeorgiaTurkish
ОціллаUkrainian
اوسیلا، جارجیاUrdu
OcillaUzbek
ОcиллаUzbek
OcillaVolapük
OcillaWaray (Philippines)
Ocilla, GeorgiaWaray (Philippines)
OcillaWelsh
Ocilla, GeorgiaWelsh

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