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* Albany Water Department

(229) 883-8330

Americus Water & Sewer Maint

(229) 924-7111

Camilla City Water & Sewer

(229) 336-2211

* City of Albany

(229) 431-3234

Crisp County Waterworks

(229) 276-2388

Decatur Consolidated Water Services

(229) 446-0827

Lee County Water & Sewer Department

(229) 759-6054

Omega Treatment Plant

(229) 528-4904

Randolph Co Water Authority

(229) 732-6964

Tifton Water Department

(229) 391-3949

Water Service Company of Georgia Inc

(229) 435-4888

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Facts about Albany, GA:
Albany is a city in and the county seat of Dougherty County, Georgia, United States, in the southwestern part of the state. The area where Albany is located was formerly inhabited by the Creek Indians. They called it Thronateeska after their word for "flint" because of the mineral flint that was found near the river there. The Creeks used this flintstone to make tools and weapons like arrowheads. A businessman named Nelson Tift from Connecticut settled along the Flint River in October 1836 after Indian removal transported the Creek to western lands beyond the Mississippi River. He named his new town Albany after the capital of New York because both sat at the navigable heads of rivers. The town of Albany was laid out by Alexander Shotwell in 1836. It was incorporated as a city by an act of the General Assembly of Georgia on December 27, 1838. So many planters settled there with enslaved laborers that by 1840, Dougherty County was majority black. The center of cotton plantations,...