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* City of Alpharetta

(770) 475-9566

Cobb County Marietta Water

(770) 977-6983

Cumming Water Department

(770) 781-2020

Forsyth County Water Department

(770) 781-2160

Fulton County/Atlanta Water

(770) 664-7455

Marietta Utilities

(770) 794-5100

Pine Enterprises

(770) 614-9664

Roswell Water Department

(770) 641-3715

Standard Supply & Contracting

(770) 889-6175

Truby Inc

(770) 886-0005

Veolia Water North America Operating Services LLC

(770) 751-0544

Water & Sewage: Cherokee Co Water Authority

(770) 479-1813

Water Services Division

(770) 640-3040

Wetspot Water Authority

(770) 578-4585

Woodard & Curran

(678) 513-6900

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Facts about Alpharetta, GA:
Alpharetta is a city in north Fulton County, Georgia, United States and a northern suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. It is one of the most affluent communities in the state. According to the 2010 Census, Alpharetta's population is 57,551. From the North Georgia Mountains to the Chattahoochee River along a Cherokee Indian trail, a tiny village named New Prospect Camp Ground was formed. This village, made up of tents, a log school, and arbor became a trading post where Indians and white settlers exchanged their goods. The surrounding countryside provided excellent farming land, especially for cotton. On December 11, 1858, the town was chartered and became the county seat of Milton County. The town was renamed Alpharetta, a misspelling of Alfarata, a character in a popular period song (The Blue Juniata). Note that this conflicts with the city's version of how the name came about. Alpharetta's city website states the name is a combination of the Greek words for "first" and "town", however...