Arcade, Georgia, is a small city nestled in Jackson County, with a population of 1,884 as per the 2020 census. Established in 1909, its unique name derives from early plans to build an arcade-style schoolhouse. The town is known for its historical significance and its emblematic logo, which includes symbols like a house for the first school in the county, a bi-plane for the first airport, a sheaf of wheat representing its agricultural heritage, and an azalea for Southern hospitality. U.S. Route 129 and Georgia State Route 82 provide access, linking Arcade to nearby Jefferson and Athens. Arcade maintains a distinct community identity with attractions like the Arcade City Park and is recognized for its serene rural charm.

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