Counties in Georgia by physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate

Randolph County had the highest physical inactivity in adults, local model estimate of 159 counties in 2022, at 44.3%. Cobb County had the lowest, at 16.7%. The median was 31.1%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Highest44.3Randolph County
Lowest16.7Cobb County
Median31.1159 counties

Top 40 counties, 2022

Randolph County: 44.3 %Randolph County44.3Macon County: 42.4 %Macon County42.4Jenkins County: 37.9 %Jenkins County37.9Telfair County: 37.9 %Telfair County37.9Hancock County: 37.8 %Hancock County37.8Jefferson County: 37.6 %Jefferson County37.6Clinch County: 37.3 %Clinch County37.3Terrell County: 37.3 %Terrell County37.3Taylor County: 37.2 %Taylor County37.2Ben Hill County: 37.1 %Ben Hill County37.1Calhoun County: 37 %Calhoun County37Brooks County: 36.8 %Brooks County36.8Turner County: 36.6 %Turner County36.6Stewart County: 36.5 %Stewart County36.5Colquitt County: 36.4 %Colquitt County36.4Johnson County: 36.1 %Johnson County36.1Treutlen County: 36.1 %Treutlen County36.1Candler County: 35.9 %Candler County35.9Evans County: 35.8 %Evans County35.8Miller County: 35.8 %Miller County35.8Mitchell County: 35.7 %Mitchell County35.7Taliaferro County: 35.6 %Taliaferro County35.6Webster County: 35.5 %Webster County35.5Grady County: 35.4 %Grady County35.4Talbot County: 35.4 %Talbot County35.4Atkinson County: 35.3 %Atkinson County35.3Early County: 34.9 %Early County34.9Quitman County: 34.9 %Quitman County34.9Baker County: 34.7 %Baker County34.7Warren County: 34.6 %Warren County34.6Wheeler County: 34.6 %Wheeler County34.6Wilkinson County: 34.5 %Wilkinson County34.5Jeff Davis County: 34.3 %Jeff Davis County34.3Lanier County: 34.3 %Lanier County34.3Wilkes County: 34.1 %Wilkes County34.1Coffee County: 34 %Coffee County34Emanuel County: 34 %Emanuel County34Clayton County: 33.9 %Clayton County33.9Pulaski County: 33.8 %Pulaski County33.8Marion County: 33.5 %Marion County33.5
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2022 (%)Change on 2021
1Randolph County44.3+2.1 pts
2Macon County42.4+6.1 pts
3Jenkins County37.9+1.4 pts
3Telfair County37.9-1.2 pts
5Hancock County37.8-1 pts
6Jefferson County37.6+2.6 pts
7Clinch County37.3-0.7 pts
7Terrell County37.30 pts
9Taylor County37.2-0.3 pts
10Ben Hill County37.1+2.5 pts
11Calhoun County37+1 pts
12Brooks County36.8+1.8 pts
13Turner County36.6+1 pts
14Stewart County36.5+1.6 pts
15Colquitt County36.4+0.4 pts
16Johnson County36.1+0.7 pts
16Treutlen County36.10 pts
18Candler County35.9+0.4 pts
19Evans County35.8+1.8 pts
19Miller County35.8+4.1 pts
21Mitchell County35.70 pts
22Taliaferro County35.6-1.1 pts
23Webster County35.5+1.4 pts
24Grady County35.4+3.5 pts
24Talbot County35.4-0.1 pts
26Atkinson County35.3-2.6 pts
27Early County34.90 pts
27Quitman County34.9-1.3 pts
29Baker County34.7-1.4 pts
30Warren County34.6-2.8 pts
30Wheeler County34.6-0.4 pts
32Wilkinson County34.5-0.1 pts
33Jeff Davis County34.3+1.6 pts
33Lanier County34.3+0.2 pts
35Wilkes County34.1+0.1 pts
36Coffee County34+0.4 pts
36Emanuel County34+0.5 pts
38Clayton County33.9+1.2 pts
39Pulaski County33.8+1.6 pts
40Marion County33.5+0.1 pts
41McIntosh County33.4+0.8 pts
41Montgomery County33.4+1.4 pts
41Twiggs County33.4+2.5 pts
41Washington County33.4-0.7 pts
45Chattooga County33.2-0.4 pts
46Cook County33.1+1.3 pts
47Dooly County33-1.4 pts
48Meriwether County32.9-0.6 pts
48Tattnall County32.9+0.2 pts
50Bacon County32.8+0.7 pts
50Bibb County32.8+2.2 pts
52Clay County32.7-3.9 pts
53Decatur County32.6+0.2 pts
53Dougherty County32.6-2.8 pts
53Tift County32.6+2.1 pts
53Upson County32.6+1.5 pts
53Walker County32.6+4.9 pts
58Brantley County32.5-0.4 pts
58Wayne County32.5-0.7 pts
60Elbert County32.4-1.7 pts
61Berrien County32.3+0.2 pts
61Ware County32.3-0.7 pts
61Wilcox County32.3-1.3 pts
64Charlton County32.2-0.9 pts
64Irwin County32.2+0.4 pts
64Laurens County32.2-0.6 pts
67Appling County32.1-2.5 pts
67Crisp County32.1-2.8 pts
69Sumter County31.9-0.2 pts
70Screven County31.8+0.8 pts
70Worth County31.8-0.3 pts
72Seminole County31.6-0.3 pts
73Gordon County31.5+1.4 pts
74McDuffie County31.4-0.3 pts
74Spalding County31.4+3.1 pts
76Murray County31.3+1.8 pts
77Muscogee County31.2+3.9 pts
77Putnam County31.2+2.6 pts
77Whitfield County31.2-1.2 pts
80Burke County31.1+0.6 pts
81Polk County31+0.6 pts
82Banks County30.8+1.9 pts
83Crawford County30.6+1 pts
84Floyd County30.5+0.8 pts
84Madison County30.5+0.4 pts
86Habersham County30.3+2.7 pts
87Franklin County30.2+1.8 pts
88Dodge County30.1-1.7 pts
88Fannin County30.1+2.1 pts
88Richmond County30.1-0.4 pts
91Baldwin County29.9+2 pts
91Jasper County29.9+0.1 pts
93Stephens County29.8+2.5 pts
94Echols County29.6-2.8 pts
95Butts County29.4+0.2 pts
95Rockdale County29.4+0.7 pts
95Toombs County29.4-2.8 pts
98Hall County29.3+2.4 pts
98Jones County29.3+2.1 pts
98Schley County29.30 pts
101Heard County29.2-0.9 pts
102Oglethorpe County29.1+1.8 pts
103Troup County29-1.2 pts
104Glascock County28.9-0.2 pts
105Lincoln County28.8-3.1 pts
105Long County28.8-1.1 pts
105Peach County28.8+1 pts
108Pierce County28.7-0.7 pts
109Greene County28.6+0.6 pts
109Union County28.6+0.4 pts
111Lamar County28.3+2 pts
112Hart County28-1.6 pts
113Haralson County27.9+1.6 pts
113Thomas County27.9-0.3 pts
115Newton County27.7-0.8 pts
115Walton County27.7-0.4 pts
117Lowndes County27.6-0.7 pts
118Bleckley County27.5-0.9 pts
119Camden County27.2+1.8 pts
120Jackson County27.1+2.9 pts
121Douglas County27+0.2 pts
121Rabun County27-1 pts
123Gilmer County26.9-0.9 pts
124Liberty County26.7-0.3 pts
125Bartow County26.5+0.8 pts
125Monroe County26.5+0.8 pts
125Towns County26.5+0.8 pts
128Houston County26.2+1.1 pts
129Glynn County26-1.8 pts
130Pickens County25.7+0.6 pts
131Paulding County25.2+1.9 pts
132Carroll County25.1-1.2 pts
133Barrow County24.9-0.4 pts
133Clarke County24.9+2.9 pts
133Lee County24.9+2.5 pts
133Pike County24.9+1 pts
137Chattahoochee County24.8+1 pts
138Lumpkin County24.7+0.9 pts
139Catoosa County24.60 pts
140Columbia County24.4+3.8 pts
140Dade County24.4-2.9 pts
142Harris County24.1+2.8 pts
142Morgan County24.10 pts
144Henry County23.9+0.5 pts
145Bulloch County23.7-0.6 pts
146White County23.6-1.6 pts
147Effingham County23.5+0.2 pts
148Gwinnett County23.10 pts
149Chatham County23-2.4 pts
150Cherokee County22.9+3.4 pts
151Dawson County22.5-0.1 pts
152Coweta County22.2-0.7 pts
153Bryan County21.7+0.4 pts
154DeKalb County21.6-1.1 pts
155Fayette County20.9+0.4 pts
156Fulton County19.8-1.6 pts
156Oconee County19.8+1.2 pts
158Forsyth County19.1+0.3 pts
159Cobb County16.7-4 pts

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Percentage of adults who did no physical activity or exercise outside their regular job in the past month, such as running, golf, gardening or walking for exercise. 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.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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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), physical inactivity 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), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence (Counties in Georgia by physical inactivity 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), physical inactivity in adults, crude prevalence, Counties in Georgia by physical inactivity 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-physical-inactivity-rate-county-estimate/georgia-counties?period=2022. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Randolph County, with 44.3% in 2022, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Cobb County, with 16.7% in 2022.

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