West Green, Georgia facts for kids
West Green is a small place in Georgia, USA. It's called an unincorporated community. This means it's not a city or a town that has its own local government, like a mayor or a city council. Instead, it's part of the larger Coffee County.
You can find West Green in Coffee County. It's located along a main road called U.S. Route 221. It's northeast of a town called Douglas and southwest of another place called Lehigh. The special code for mail in West Green is 31567.
A Look at West Green's Past
West Green has had a few different names over the years! At first, people called it The Twenty. This was because it was about 20 miles south of a town called Hazlehurst. Later, its name changed again to Garrant.
In 1914, something important happened: the state government of Georgia, called the Georgia General Assembly, decided to make West Green an official town. This meant it had its own rules and local government. But many years later, in 1995, the state changed its mind. They took away West Green's official town status. So, it went back to being an unincorporated community, meaning it no longer had its own town government.
