Adrian, Georgia, is a small town located in both Emanuel and Johnson Counties in central Georgia. With a population of around 614 as of recent data, Adrian offers a blend of rural and suburban living. The town is known for its historical significance, having been incorporated in 1899, and features a unique geographical split between two counties due to a historical dispute over a bridge across the Ohooppee River.
Adrian serves as a quiet community where residents often enjoy a close-knit atmosphere. The town's main economic activities have historically revolved around agriculture, with some local businesses like the Adrian Housing Corporation being notable employers. The town also hosts community events like the annual Peanut Festival, reflecting its small-town charm and community spirit.

Adrian currently has 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $69,900. The average annual property tax for Adrian is $301.