Cherokee

The Cherokee region has seen rapid growth over the past 15 years and now occupies sixth place in terms of population size for Atlanta, Georgia. According to Forbes magazine, it made headlines for being among America's "Best Places To Work," according to Forbes magazine. 

The houses are affordable and well-maintained, so they won't break your budget when it comes time to move into your dream home. The city is also conveniently located near Atlanta, so you can quickly get anywhere you want without dealing with traffic or parking issues.

This area is home to various landmarks, including Reinhardt University, Georgia National Cemetery (a historic burial ground), Gibbs Gardens as well as portions on Lake Allatoona - one of its many lakes that lie within this city limits or close enough for inhabitants' use without too much travel time spent commuting away from work each day between destinations due mainly because there are so many jobs available here already!

Some of the best places to visit in Georgia are found within this county. Whether you're looking for a small town like Ball Ground or one with more energy, such as Canton - it doesn't matter because there's something here perfect just waiting for your arrival. 

There are so many reasons why people choose Cherokee as their new home – but we think it boils down to one thing – quality of life. Our community has everything you need right here in town, from shopping centers to restaurants that serve up delicious food just minutes away from your doorstep.