About Suwanee, GA

Victorian and regional farm-style homes adorn many parts of Suwanee, along with the finest in new and newer construction communities, including one of only a few mixed-use developments in Gwinnett County.  The city of well over 19,000, with a median household income of $90,436 and a five-year unemployment rate of 3.4%, hosts a wide variety of free community-building events at the 10-acre Suwanee Town Center, including live entertainment, free concerts, movies under the stars, festivals, Food Truck Fridays, and marathons.  The Suwanee Academy of the Arts, Masterpiece Masters, and Suwanee SculpTour, the city's flagship public art initiative, are all part of the cultural landscape that makes Suwanee unique.  

The Suwanee Creek Greenway Trail Head makes its home here, along with other city parks and recreation, the Harvest Farm Community Garden at White Street Park, and more.  Further, Suwanee's commitment to preserving 27 percent of its land as green space has contributed to the city's designation as a Tree City USA.

More about Suwanee, GA (Gwinnett County)

Continuing Education:  Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (PCOM Georgia)
Public High Schools:  Collins Hill, North Gwinnett
Public Libraries:  Collins Hill Branch, Suwanee Branch 
Transit:  Ride Gwinnett offers bus service to Downtown Atlanta Destinations from the Park & Ride on Buford Drive at I-985.  Bus service is also available from the Sugarloaf Mills Park & Ride to Emory University and the Doraville MARTA Station, where buses connect to Buckhead, the Centers for Disease Control, DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, and Tucker, GA.  In addition, the MARTA Gold Line Train Route starts at the Doraville Station and terminates at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with stops at popular Metro Atlanta business, entertainment, and other hubs.

Zip Codes:  30024