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This resolution recognizes and celebrates Lowndes County, Georgia, on the occasion of its 200th anniversary (Bicentennial), which was established on December 23, 1825. The resolution highlights the county's historical significance, noting it was named after William J. Lowndes, a prominent South Carolina statesman, and includes details about its growth and current status. It emphasizes Lowndes County's importance as a regional economic hub with approximately 120,700 residents, key industries including advanced manufacturing and agribusiness, and notable features such as Moody Air Force Base. The resolution also acknowledges the county's municipalities of Valdosta, Hahira, Dasher, Lake Park, and Remerton, and formally commends the county for its rich heritage and enduring community spirit. The House of Representatives resolves to recognize the county's Bicentennial and wishes it continued prosperity, with the House Clerk directed to distribute copies of the resolution to county officials and community leaders.

https://www.legis.ga.gov/legislation/71590