Branches
- Adams Park Branch
- Adamsville-Collier Heights Branch
- Alpharetta Branch
- Bankhead Courts Branch
- Bowen Homes Branch
- Buckhead Branch
- Carver Homes Branch
- Cleveland Avenue Branch
- College Park Branch
- Dogwood Branch
- East Atlanta Branch
- East Point Branch
- Fairburn Branch
- Georgia Hill Branch
- Hapeville Branch
- Kirkwood Branch
- Martin Luther King Jr., Branch
- Mechanicsville Branch
- Northeast/Spruill Oaks Branch
- Northside Branch
- Ocee Branch
- Peachtree Branch
- Perry Homes Branch
- Ponce de Leon Branch
- Roswell Branch
- Sandy Springs Branch
- South Fulton Branch
- Southwest Branch
- Stewart-Lakewood Branch
- Thomasville Heights Branch
- Washington Park Branch
- West End Branch
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