Bolingbroke, Georgia

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Bolingbroke is a small town located in Monroe County, Georgia between Interstate 475 and Interstate 75 just north of Macon. It is best known as being the closest town to the junction of I-75 and the Macon city bypass, I-475. Bolingbroke has two antique shops, two gas stations, a fine-dining restaurant, and a tea room that serve as a short getaway for Maconites and Middle Georgians on a sunny afternoon. It is a rapidly growing location. The city is in the Macon metropolitan area.

Bolingbroke is now renowned for being the birthplace of Wilhelm Neal, Esquire, famous cartoonist for Monroe County's The Reporter.

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v • d • e Macon Metropolitan Area Central City/Largest City Macon Cities and Towns Avondale • Bolingbroke • Byron • Centerville • Cochran • Culloden • Danville • Dublin • Eastman • Eatonton • Forsyth • Fort Valley • Franklinton • Gordon • Gray • Hawkinsville • Jeffersonville • Juliette • Knoxville • Lizella • Milledgeville • Payne City • Perry • Roberta • Robins AFB • Smarr • Sofkee • Unadilla • Vienna • Warner Robins • Walden Counties Bibb • Twiggs • Jones • Houston • Peach • Dooly • Pulaski • Putnam • Bleckley • Wilkinson • Laurens • Dodge • Crawford • Monroe

Coordinates: 32°56′57″N, 83°48′12″W