Library Systems in Neighboring Counties
- Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System to the east and southeast in Fulton/DeKalb
- Sequoyah Regional Library System to the north in Cherokee/Pickens/Gilmer
- Bartow County Library System to the northwest in Bartow
- West Georgia Regional Library System to the west and southwest in Paulding/Douglas/Heard/Carroll/Haralson
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