About Loganville, GA

A Guide to the City of Loganville, Southeast Gwinnett County, GA, on the Walton County Border with historical data, amenities, events, homes for sale, and more.

The amenities, infrastructure, healthcare options, and more make Loganville, GA, a great place to call home.  The City of Loganville, first incorporated in 1887, was the last stop on the railroad from Atlanta to Lawrenceville.  The city, named for James Harvie Logan, a Tennessee farmer and shoemaker who bought 62.5 acres for $150 at a sheriff's sale in 1842, is now an up-and-coming municipality of over 12,500 people around the center point between Athens and Atlanta, in both southeast Gwinnett and Walton Counties.  Go back to Gwinnett County, GA, Communities.

Living in Loganville, GA, means enjoying charming homes, events such as AutumnFest, the Groovin' on the Green Concert Series, Annual Tree Lighting, and the Christmas Parade around the Loganville Town Green, plus convenient access to Emory University, the Centers for Disease Control, and other Metro Atlanta Points of Interest.  Walton Regional Medical Center, Eastside Medical Center, and multiple medical offices are nearby, and the city's dedicated police department is committed to keeping the city safe.