Youngest Cities in Georgia by Median Age (2026)
Median age reveals a lot about a city's character. Younger cities tend to have growing economies, vibrant social scenes, and family-friendly communities. The national median age is 38.9 years. Here are the Georgia cities with the youngest populations.
10 Youngest Cities in Georgia
1. **Fort Stewart** — Median age: 21.6 years, population: 9,976, median income: $51,090. 2. **Dahlonega** — Median age: 21.7 years, population: 7,194, median income: $74,500. 3. **Statesboro** — Median age: 22.5 years, population: 33,705, median income: $42,884. 4. **Cusseta-Chattahoochee County unified government, Georgia** — Median age: 23.9 years, population: 9,181, median income: $59,221. 5. **Clarkston** — Median age: 26.6 years, population: 14,560, median income: $46,495. 6. **Milledgeville** — Median age: 27.1 years, population: 16,873, median income: $39,669. 7. **Carrollton** — Median age: 27.5 years, population: 27,058, median income: $51,553. 8. **Waynesboro** — Median age: 28.2 years, population: 5,700, median income: $36,156. 9. **Barnesville** — Median age: 28.5 years, population: 6,070, median income: $58,317. 10. **Fair Oaks** — Median age: 28.9 years, population: 10,392, median income: $61,681.
Why Young Cities Matter
Cities with low median ages are often college towns, military communities, or rapidly growing suburbs attracting young families. Fort Stewart has a median age of just 21.6 years, suggesting a large concentration of young adults, students, or young families. These cities often have higher demand for rental housing and entry-level jobs.
Young and Affordable?
Some of the youngest cities also happen to be among the most affordable, making them attractive for people starting their careers. Check each city's housing data and cost of living in their full profiles.
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