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The Complete List of Florida – Georgia Bordering Towns

There are 3 Florida – Georgia bordering towns in this list. This page covers places that sit on or immediately next to the Florida–Georgia state line. Most entries are tiny rural crossings on the St. Marys River or Okefenokee edges, while St. Marys is a larger coastal city with a historic waterfront and ferry to Cumberland Island. This is a geography and travel reference. Data comes from the U.S. Geological Survey (GNIS), state GIS maps, and the 2020 U.S. Census.

Below is the complete, west-to-east list of Florida – Georgia bordering towns with key facts for travel, research, or local reference.

What counts as a Florida–Georgia bordering town?

Use a clear rule. Primary entries touch the state line with their official boundary. Secondary entries lie within 5 miles of the line and function as border neighbors. Include the town name, type (city or unincorporated), state and county, coordinates, 2020 population, the nearest town across the line, distance, and one short notable fact. This keeps the list useful for travelers, researchers, home buyers, and residents.

How do I verify locations and find more details?

Check official sources. Use GNIS and state GIS maps to confirm boundaries and coordinates. Use the U.S. Census for population figures. Visit county websites for local services and maps. Use the coordinates in any map app to view the exact spot and measure distance to the state line.

Florida – Georgia Bordering Towns

Name Type State County Country Coordinates (lat, lon) Population (2020) Nearest opposite-side town Distance (km) Notable Meaning
St. George – Georgia Unincorporated community Georgia Charlton County United States 30.522, -82.038 N/A Moniac, FL 0.00 SR 121 bridge over St Marys River; Okefenokee access Named for Saint George
Moniac – Florida Unincorporated community Florida Baker County United States 30.520, -82.033 N/A St. George, GA 0.00 SR 121 state line gateway near the southern Okefenokee Named for Moniac family
St. Marys – Georgia City Georgia Camden County United States 30.720, -81.550 18,256 Fernandina Beach, FL 9.66 Historic waterfront; ferry to Cumberland Island Named for the St. Marys River

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St. George - Georgia

St. George – Georgia

Small unincorporated community on Georgia’s southern border, adjacent to the St. Marys River. Serves as a gateway to southern Okefenokee and SR-121 crossing to Florida; limited population and rural, forested surroundings with swamp access and recreation.

Moniac - Florida

Moniac – Florida

Tiny unincorporated settlement at the Florida end of the St. Marys River border crossing. Functions largely as a rural access point to the Okefenokee Swamp and SR-121; services are limited and surroundings are mostly forest and wetlands.

St. Marys - Georgia

St. Marys – Georgia

Coastal city on Georgia’s border with Florida, known for its historic downtown, riverfront port, and ferry service to Cumberland Island. It balances tourism, naval history, and maritime industry, with easy access to Fernandina Beach across the state line.