The Middle Georgia Innovation Corridor spans 11 counties, forming one of the most dynamic regions in the state. Located at the crossroads of key transportation routes and backed by a strong network of education, workforce, and industry partners, the Corridor is built for growth.
Each county contributes unique strengths that support a shared vision for regional growth and economic competitiveness, positioning Middle Georgia as a rising force in Georgia’s innovation economy.
Baldwin County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace, Automotive, Logistics and Supply Chain
Population: 43,644 (2024)
County Seat: Milledgeville
Municipalities: Milledgeville
Crawford County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Agribusiness, Food Processing, Logistics and Supply Chain
Population: 12,349 (2024)
County Seat: Knoxville
Municipalities: Roberta
Houston County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace, Agribusiness, Defense, Energy, Food Processing, Headquarters, Life Sciences, Logistics and Supply Chain, Technology
Population: 174,897 (2024)
County Seat: Perry
Municipalities: Centerville, Perry, Warner Robins
Jones County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing
Population: 29,047 (2024)
County Seat: Gray
Municipalities: Gray
Macon-Bibb County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace, Agribusiness, Automotive, Defense, Energy, Food Processing, Headquarters, Life Sciences, Logistics and Supply Chain, Technology
Population: 157,056 (2024)
County Seat: Macon-Bibb
Municipalities: Macon-Bibb
Monroe County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Agribusiness, Defense, Energy, Food Processing, Headquarters, Logistics and Supply Chain
Population: 31,437 (2024)
County Seat: Forsyth
Municipalities: Culloden, Forsyth
Peach County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Aerospace, Agribusiness, Automotive, Defense, Electric Vehicle Manufacturing, Energy, Food Processing, Headquarters, Life Sciences, Logistics and Supply Chain, Technology
Population: 29,213 (2024)
County Seat: Fort Valley
Municipalities: Byron, Fort Valley
Pulaski County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Agribusiness, Energy, Food Processing, Life Sciences
Population: 10,180 (2024)
County Seat: Hawkinsville
Municipalities: Hawkinsville
Putnam County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Agribusiness, Life Sciences, Logistics and Supply Chain, Technology
Population: 23,383 (2024)
County Seat: Eatonton
Municipalities: Eatonton
Twiggs County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Energy, Logistics and Supply Chain
Population: 7,728 (2024)
County Seat: Jeffersonville
Municipalities: Allentown, Danville, Jeffersonville
Wilkinson County
Industry Sectors: Advanced Manufacturing, Logistics and Supply Chain
Population: 8,667 (2024)
County Seat: Irwinton
Municipalities: Allentown, Gordon, Irwinton, Ivey, McIntyre, Toomsboro
The success and strength of the Middle Georgia Innovation Corridor rely on connection and collaboration, and your voice makes it stronger. Have an innovation story to share? We want to hear it. Tell us how your county is advancing Middle Georgia here.
