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Latitude: 34.02 N, Longitude: 83.83 W
Established in 1892, Auburn takes its name from the red clay in the area, which early residents used to dye cloth red. The city has served as the terminus for the Seaboard Railroad Hub between Athens and Atlanta, and later as a college town where homes served as boarding houses for students of the Perry Rainey Institute. Today, Auburn, GA, is a certified Main Street Community with its own police, fire, and emergency departments, planned green space, a newer library, a vibrant downtown area designated as an Opportunity Zone, and an active downtown development authority that offers tax incentives to new businesses and focuses on revitalization through economic development and historic preservation.
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Gwinnett County High Schools: Dacula
Zip Code: 30011
Elevation: 1050 feet
Land area: 5.34 square miles.rby Gwinnett County Cities
Auburn, GA, is outside of the eastern central border with Gwinnett County, Georgia, in Barrow County, up to 46 miles from Downtown Atlanta, while some neighborhoods inside the Gwinnett County border are in the Dacula High School Cluster.
Auburn, GA, City Hall is about 35 miles from the NE Atlanta City Limit. Daily commuters often board the Xpress Bus at Hebron Church for rides to Civic Center MARTA Station, Courtland Street at Auburn Avenue, and Forsyth Street at MLK Jr. Drive. Those who drive typically use Georgia Highway 316 and take advantage of the express and HOV lanes along Interstate 85 SW, but weekday drive times can be as long as 1.5 hours.
An INGLES MARKET is about 1.5 miles from Auburn, GA, City Hall, a PUBLIX SUPERMARKET about 5 miles away, and a KROGER MARKETPLACE about 6 miles away.
There are several popular quick-serve restaurants on Dacula Road near the Kroger Marketplace. See the Dacula High School Cluster for a list of local amenities.