The following is an incomplete list of ghost towns in Georgia.
- Allatoona
- Auraria
- Boneville
- Ceney
- Chubbtown
- Constitution
- Creighton
- Diamond
- Doctortown
- Ebenezer
- Ehpesus
- Esom Hill
- Everett Springs
- Felton
- Fish Trap
- Gum Pond
- Harnageville (also known as Tate)
- Holland
- Jacksonboro
- Knucklesville
- Ledbetter
- Livingston
- Marblehill
- McWorther
- Miriam
- Mountain View
- Ocmulgee
- Oketeyeconne
- Oothcaloga
- Plunkett Town
- PoBiddy Crossroads
- Possum Trot
- Scull Shoals
- Sixes
- Spring Place
- Tilton
- Tyus
- Wax
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