Cedar Rock lies in Georgia’s rolling Piedmont, where wooded low ridges, farmland and quiet rural roads shape the setting. The small community is part of McDuffie County in eastern Georgia, an area whose economy and identity have long been tied to farming and forestry. McDuffie County was created in 1870 and named for George McDuffie, a former governor of neighbouring South Carolina. Thomson, the county seat, is the main nearby town and a useful reference point for exploring this inland corner of the state. Find related webcams across McDuffie County and eastern Georgia to build a fuller picture of the Piedmont.
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