Bartow County is nestled in the northwestern part of Georgia, with Cartersville as the county's seat. The population in Bartow County reached 108,901 as per the 2010 census. Its total land area comprises 460 square miles of land and 11 square miles of water. Some parts of this county

The historically-rich city of Cartersville is northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. Initially, the city was called Birmingham, but they renamed it in 1854. The city is famous for its deep and rich history. Cartersville has multiple museums and historical sites containing important heritage from the Native American and African-American people and