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Counties in Georgia by diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate

Randolph County had the highest diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate of 159 counties in 2022, at 23.6%. Chattahoochee County had the lowest, at 7.5%. The median was 14.7%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Highest23.6Randolph County
Lowest7.5Chattahoochee County
Median14.7159 counties

Map of counties, 2022

Appling County: 15.1 %Atkinson County: 16.4 %Bacon County: 14.5 %Baker County: 19.9 %Baldwin County: 14.3 %Banks County: 12.9 %Barrow County: 11.4 %Bartow County: 11.7 %Ben Hill County: 17.3 %Berrien County: 14.6 %Bibb County: 15.7 %Bleckley County: 13.1 %Brantley County: 13.8 %Brooks County: 18.5 %Bryan County: 9.8 %Bulloch County: 10.8 %Burke County: 15.8 %Butts County: 13 %Calhoun County: 17.6 %Camden County: 11.8 %Candler County: 16.3 %Carroll County: 11.4 %Catoosa County: 11.3 %Charlton County: 14.7 %Chatham County: 12.5 %Chattahoochee County: 7.5 %Chattooga County: 14.3 %Cherokee County: 11.2 %Clarke County: 10.7 %Clay County: 19.4 %Clayton County: 14.9 %Clinch County: 16.5 %Cobb County: 9.7 %Coffee County: 14.7 %Colquitt County: 15.3 %Columbia County: 12 %Cook County: 15.2 %Coweta County: 11.1 %Crawford County: 15.4 %Crisp County: 16.3 %Dade County: 11.5 %Dawson County: 11.1 %Decatur County: 16.2 %DeKalb County: 12.6 %Dodge County: 15 %Dooly County: 17.2 %Dougherty County: 17.7 %Douglas County: 13.7 %Early County: 17.2 %Echols County: 13.2 %Effingham County: 10.2 %Elbert County: 15.6 %Emanuel County: 15.1 %Evans County: 16.1 %Fannin County: 15.6 %Fayette County: 12.2 %Floyd County: 13.6 %Forsyth County: 9.3 %Franklin County: 13.4 %Fulton County: 10 %Gilmer County: 14.1 %Glascock County: 13.7 %Glynn County: 13.9 %Gordon County: 13.8 %Grady County: 16.2 %Greene County: 16.3 %Gwinnett County: 12.5 %Habersham County: 12.9 %Hall County: 13.1 %Hancock County: 21.1 %Haralson County: 11.3 %Harris County: 12.8 %Hart County: 14.1 %Heard County: 13.5 %Henry County: 12.8 %Houston County: 11.3 %Irwin County: 15.4 %Jackson County: 11.7 %Jasper County: 13.9 %Jeff Davis County: 15.6 %Jefferson County: 18.6 %Jenkins County: 17.4 %Johnson County: 17.1 %Jones County: 14.1 %Lamar County: 13.3 %Lanier County: 16 %Laurens County: 15.3 %Lee County: 11.5 %Liberty County: 11.6 %Lincoln County: 15.7 %Long County: 11.9 %Lowndes County: 12.2 %Lumpkin County: 10.9 %McDuffie County: 15.6 %McIntosh County: 19.1 %Macon County: 20.3 %Madison County: 13.9 %Marion County: 16.9 %Meriwether County: 16.8 %Miller County: 16.9 %Mitchell County: 17.7 %Monroe County: 13.1 %Montgomery County: 15.7 %Morgan County: 12.4 %Murray County: 12.9 %Muscogee County: 15.4 %Newton County: 13.6 %Oconee County: 10 %Oglethorpe County: 13.8 %Paulding County: 10.9 %Peach County: 14.3 %Pickens County: 12.5 %Pierce County: 13.6 %Pike County: 11.3 %Polk County: 13.2 %Pulaski County: 15.6 %Putnam County: 16.3 %Quitman County: 20.9 %Rabun County: 14.5 %Randolph County: 23.6 %Richmond County: 15.2 %Rockdale County: 15.4 %Schley County: 14.5 %Screven County: 16.7 %Seminole County: 17.5 %Spalding County: 14.8 %Stephens County: 14.1 %Stewart County: 15.4 %Sumter County: 16 %Talbot County: 19.8 %Taliaferro County: 20.2 %Tattnall County: 14.3 %Taylor County: 18.5 %Telfair County: 17.8 %Terrell County: 19.6 %Thomas County: 15.1 %Tift County: 14.9 %Toombs County: 14.2 %Towns County: 15 %Treutlen County: 16.5 %Troup County: 14.2 %Turner County: 17.8 %Twiggs County: 17.6 %Union County: 15.5 %Upson County: 15.5 %Walker County: 13.3 %Walton County: 13 %Ware County: 14.8 %Warren County: 18.6 %Washington County: 16.7 %Wayne County: 14.6 %Webster County: 19.2 %Wheeler County: 16.3 %White County: 12.3 %Whitfield County: 14.4 %Wilcox County: 15.3 %Wilkes County: 17.1 %Wilkinson County: 17.1 %Worth County: 15.3 %
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%, 2022. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), diagnosed diabetes in adults, crude prevalence. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2022

Randolph County: 23.6 %Randolph County23.6Hancock County: 21.1 %Hancock County21.1Quitman County: 20.9 %Quitman County20.9Macon County: 20.3 %Macon County20.3Taliaferro County: 20.2 %Taliaferro County20.2Baker County: 19.9 %Baker County19.9Talbot County: 19.8 %Talbot County19.8Terrell County: 19.6 %Terrell County19.6Clay County: 19.4 %Clay County19.4Webster County: 19.2 %Webster County19.2McIntosh County: 19.1 %McIntosh County19.1Jefferson County: 18.6 %Jefferson County18.6Warren County: 18.6 %Warren County18.6Brooks County: 18.5 %Brooks County18.5Taylor County: 18.5 %Taylor County18.5Telfair County: 17.8 %Telfair County17.8Turner County: 17.8 %Turner County17.8Dougherty County: 17.7 %Dougherty County17.7Mitchell County: 17.7 %Mitchell County17.7Calhoun County: 17.6 %Calhoun County17.6Twiggs County: 17.6 %Twiggs County17.6Seminole County: 17.5 %Seminole County17.5Jenkins County: 17.4 %Jenkins County17.4Ben Hill County: 17.3 %Ben Hill County17.3Dooly County: 17.2 %Dooly County17.2Early County: 17.2 %Early County17.2Johnson County: 17.1 %Johnson County17.1Wilkes County: 17.1 %Wilkes County17.1Wilkinson County: 17.1 %Wilkinson County17.1Marion County: 16.9 %Marion County16.9Miller County: 16.9 %Miller County16.9Meriwether County: 16.8 %Meriwether County16.8Screven County: 16.7 %Screven County16.7Washington County: 16.7 %Washington County16.7Clinch County: 16.5 %Clinch County16.5Treutlen County: 16.5 %Treutlen County16.5Atkinson County: 16.4 %Atkinson County16.4Candler County: 16.3 %Candler County16.3Crisp County: 16.3 %Crisp County16.3Greene County: 16.3 %Greene County16.3Randolph County: 23.6 %Randolph County23.6Hancock County: 21.1 %Hancock County21.1Quitman County: 20.9 %Quitman County20.9Macon County: 20.3 %Macon County20.3Taliaferro County: 20.2 %Taliaferro County20.2Baker County: 19.9 %Baker County19.9Talbot County: 19.8 %Talbot County19.8Terrell County: 19.6 %Terrell County19.6Clay County: 19.4 %Clay County19.4Webster County: 19.2 %Webster County19.2McIntosh County: 19.1 %McIntosh County19.1Jefferson County: 18.6 %Jefferson County18.6Warren County: 18.6 %Warren County18.6Brooks County: 18.5 %Brooks County18.5Taylor County: 18.5 %Taylor County18.5Telfair County: 17.8 %Telfair County17.8Turner County: 17.8 %Turner County17.8Dougherty County: 17.7 %Dougherty County17.7Mitchell County: 17.7 %Mitchell County17.7Calhoun County: 17.6 %Calhoun County17.6Twiggs County: 17.6 %Twiggs County17.6Seminole County: 17.5 %Seminole County17.5Jenkins County: 17.4 %Jenkins County17.4Ben Hill County: 17.3 %Ben Hill County17.3Dooly County: 17.2 %Dooly County17.2Early County: 17.2 %Early County17.2Johnson County: 17.1 %Johnson County17.1Wilkes County: 17.1 %Wilkes County17.1Wilkinson County: 17.1 %Wilkinson County17.1Marion County: 16.9 %Marion County16.9Miller County: 16.9 %Miller County16.9Meriwether County: 16.8 %Meriwether County16.8Screven County: 16.7 %Screven County16.7Washington County: 16.7 %Washington County16.7Clinch County: 16.5 %Clinch County16.5Treutlen County: 16.5 %Treutlen County16.5Atkinson County: 16.4 %Atkinson County16.4Candler County: 16.3 %Candler County16.3Crisp County: 16.3 %Crisp County16.3Greene County: 16.3 %Greene County16.3
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), diagnosed diabetes in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022 (%)Change on 2021
1Randolph County23.6-0.9 pts
2Hancock County21.1-0.6 pts
3Quitman County20.90 pts
4Macon County20.3+0.9 pts
5Taliaferro County20.2-1.4 pts
6Baker County19.9-1 pts
7Talbot County19.8-1.1 pts
8Terrell County19.6-1 pts
9Clay County19.4-2.5 pts
10Webster County19.2-0.5 pts
11McIntosh County19.1+0.5 pts
12Jefferson County18.6+0.5 pts
12Warren County18.6-1.6 pts
14Brooks County18.50 pts
14Taylor County18.5-0.9 pts
16Telfair County17.8-0.6 pts
16Turner County17.8-0.4 pts
18Dougherty County17.7+0.1 pts
18Mitchell County17.7-0.5 pts
20Calhoun County17.6-1 pts
20Twiggs County17.6+0.6 pts
22Seminole County17.5+0.4 pts
23Jenkins County17.4-0.6 pts
24Ben Hill County17.3-0.1 pts
25Dooly County17.2-1.1 pts
25Early County17.2-1.3 pts
27Johnson County17.1-0.8 pts
27Wilkes County17.1-1.3 pts
27Wilkinson County17.1-0.9 pts
30Marion County16.9-0.3 pts
30Miller County16.9+0.4 pts
32Meriwether County16.8-0.7 pts
33Screven County16.7+0.7 pts
33Washington County16.7-0.8 pts
35Clinch County16.5-2.1 pts
35Treutlen County16.5-1 pts
37Atkinson County16.4-0.8 pts
38Candler County16.3-1.8 pts
38Crisp County16.3-1.7 pts
38Greene County16.3-0.1 pts
38Putnam County16.3+0.3 pts
38Wheeler County16.3+0.2 pts
43Decatur County16.2+0.2 pts
43Grady County16.2+0.4 pts
45Evans County16.1-0.5 pts
46Lanier County16-0.2 pts
46Sumter County16-0.2 pts
48Burke County15.8-0.2 pts
49Bibb County15.7+0.3 pts
49Lincoln County15.7-1.7 pts
49Montgomery County15.7+0.8 pts
52Elbert County15.6-1.1 pts
52Fannin County15.6+0.1 pts
52Jeff Davis County15.6+0.4 pts
52McDuffie County15.6-0.4 pts
52Pulaski County15.6-0.6 pts
57Union County15.5-0.4 pts
57Upson County15.5-0.4 pts
59Crawford County15.4-0.2 pts
59Irwin County15.4+0.7 pts
59Muscogee County15.4+0.7 pts
59Rockdale County15.40 pts
59Stewart County15.4+0.3 pts
64Colquitt County15.3-0.6 pts
64Laurens County15.3-1.4 pts
64Wilcox County15.3-1.2 pts
64Worth County15.3-0.1 pts
68Cook County15.2-0.3 pts
68Richmond County15.2-0.1 pts
70Appling County15.1-1.4 pts
70Emanuel County15.1-0.7 pts
70Thomas County15.1+0.2 pts
73Dodge County15-1.4 pts
73Towns County15+0.8 pts
75Clayton County14.9-1 pts
75Tift County14.9+0.1 pts
77Spalding County14.80 pts
77Ware County14.8-1.2 pts
79Charlton County14.7-0.8 pts
79Coffee County14.7-0.8 pts
81Berrien County14.6-0.7 pts
81Wayne County14.6-0.1 pts
83Bacon County14.5-0.3 pts
83Rabun County14.5-0.8 pts
83Schley County14.5-0.4 pts
86Whitfield County14.4+0.9 pts
87Baldwin County14.3+0.2 pts
87Chattooga County14.3-1 pts
87Peach County14.3+0.1 pts
87Tattnall County14.3-0.4 pts
91Toombs County14.2-0.8 pts
91Troup County14.2-0.5 pts
93Gilmer County14.1-0.5 pts
93Hart County14.1-1 pts
93Jones County14.1+0.2 pts
93Stephens County14.1+0.9 pts
97Glynn County13.9+0.2 pts
97Jasper County13.9-0.3 pts
97Madison County13.9-0.2 pts
100Brantley County13.8-0.4 pts
100Gordon County13.8+0.4 pts
100Oglethorpe County13.8+0.2 pts
103Douglas County13.7+0.3 pts
103Glascock County13.7-0.1 pts
105Floyd County13.6+0.2 pts
105Newton County13.60 pts
105Pierce County13.6-0.5 pts
108Heard County13.5-0.4 pts
109Franklin County13.40 pts
110Lamar County13.3+0.5 pts
110Walker County13.3+0.4 pts
112Echols County13.2-1.3 pts
112Polk County13.2-0.6 pts
114Bleckley County13.1-0.2 pts
114Hall County13.1+0.7 pts
114Monroe County13.1-0.1 pts
117Butts County13-0.4 pts
117Walton County13+0.6 pts
119Banks County12.9-0.2 pts
119Habersham County12.9+0.5 pts
119Murray County12.9+0.1 pts
122Harris County12.8+1 pts
122Henry County12.8+0.7 pts
124DeKalb County12.6+0.2 pts
125Chatham County12.50 pts
125Gwinnett County12.5+0.9 pts
125Pickens County12.5-0.2 pts
128Morgan County12.4+0.3 pts
129White County12.30 pts
130Fayette County12.2+0.2 pts
130Lowndes County12.2-0.6 pts
132Columbia County12+1.9 pts
133Long County11.9-1.2 pts
134Camden County11.80 pts
135Bartow County11.7-0.1 pts
135Jackson County11.7+0.6 pts
137Liberty County11.6-0.6 pts
138Dade County11.5-0.7 pts
138Lee County11.5+0.5 pts
140Barrow County11.4+0.2 pts
140Carroll County11.4-0.3 pts
142Catoosa County11.3+0.1 pts
142Haralson County11.3-0.3 pts
142Houston County11.3-0.3 pts
142Pike County11.3+0.1 pts
146Cherokee County11.2+1.3 pts
147Coweta County11.1+0.3 pts
147Dawson County11.1-0.2 pts
149Lumpkin County10.9+0.2 pts
149Paulding County10.9+0.4 pts
151Bulloch County10.8+0.1 pts
152Clarke County10.7+0.1 pts
153Effingham County10.2-0.5 pts
154Fulton County10-0.6 pts
154Oconee County10+0.5 pts
156Bryan County9.8+0.3 pts
157Cobb County9.7-0.3 pts
158Forsyth County9.3+0.4 pts
159Chattahoochee County7.5+0.3 pts

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Percentage of adults who report being told by a doctor or other health professional that they have diabetes, other than diabetes only during pregnancy. Model-based estimate for adults aged 18 and over from CDC PLACES. Crude prevalence, not age-adjusted.

US counties and cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). CDC PLACES combines Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) answers with local population data through multilevel regression and poststratification, so a county or city value is a model estimate, not a survey count. The year is the BRFSS survey year, not the release year. CDC says the method does not support tracking change in a place over time, and each annual release can change the model, so values for different years are not strictly comparable. A state is missing in a year when its BRFSS data did not meet standards (Kentucky and Pennsylvania in 2023, Florida in 2021). Connecticut counties appear as its nine planning regions from 2022; its eight former counties are not served. City values for 2021 come from the 2023 release, built on 2010 Census place boundaries; later years use 2020 boundaries.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), diagnosed diabetes in adults, crude prevalence. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Retrieved 2026-10-12. These data are available free from CDC. Use does not imply endorsement by CDC, ATSDR, HHS or the United States Government.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2025). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), diagnosed diabetes in adults, crude prevalence (Counties in Georgia by diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate, 2022) [Data set]. Retrieved October 12, 2026, from https://www.cdc.gov/places/

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PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), diagnosed diabetes in adults, crude prevalence, Counties in Georgia by diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate, 2022. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4 Dec. 2025, https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-diabetes-rate-county-estimate/georgia-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate?

Randolph County, with 23.6% in 2022, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Which county has the lowest diagnosed diabetes in adults, local model estimate?

Chattahoochee County, with 7.5% in 2022.

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