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Stockbridge, GA
Stockbridge is a growing city in northwestern Henry County, about 20 miles southeast of downtown Atlanta. Part of the Atlanta metropolitan area, it combines suburban neighborhoods, convenient access to I-75 and I-675, and a history shaped by the railroad and Old Stagecoach Road. Incorporated in 1895 and becoming a city in 1920, Stockbridge is known for its urban-suburban setting, community events, historic homes, and connections to film and television production. The city also offers proximity to Atlanta’s employment, cultural, and entertainment resources while maintaining a distinct local identity.
Recreational Delights
Stockbridge provides an accessible mix of parks, trails, golf, and community programming. Clark Community Park, Gardner Park, Memorial Park, and Monument Park at Eagle’s Landing provide space for walking, outdoor recreation, family gatherings, and civic events. Reeves Creek Trail is suited to strolling and nature-oriented exercise, while Eagles Landing Country Club offers golf and related leisure activities. Annual events add seasonal appeal, including Bridgefest, the Holiday Gala, the Sounds of Summer concert series on the City Hall lawn, and Screen on the Green hosted by Stockbridge Main Street. Residents can also reach the larger recreational resources of the Atlanta region by highway, with I-75 and I-675 providing convenient connections.
Culinary Scene
Stockbridge’s dining scene benefits from its position within metropolitan Atlanta, one of the Southeast’s most diverse food regions. Restaurants in and around downtown Stockbridge and along the U.S. 23 and major highway corridors serve a broad suburban market, with opportunities to find Southern cooking, American comfort food, barbecue, international specialties, and casual family dining. The city’s food culture is more dispersed than that of Atlanta’s celebrated restaurant districts, but its convenient location makes the cuisines and culinary trends of the wider metro area readily accessible. Community festivals and downtown events also create opportunities for local vendors and informal food-centered gatherings.
Demographics
- The supplied estimate lists 35,737 residents, while the 2020 census recorded 28,973. Stockbridge is an entirely urban city within the Atlanta metropolitan area.
- Stockbridge’s supplied median age is 37.4, slightly younger than the U.S. median of 38.9, reflecting a substantial family and working-age population.
- Median household income is $70,136, below the supplied U.S. median of $80,734. Families make up an important part of the community, with 40.2% of households reporting children under 18.
Population
35,737
Growth 0.74%
Households
14,320
Growth -0.19%
Median Age
37.4
US Median Age 38.9
Median Household Income
$70,136
US Median Household Income $80,734
Education
Stockbridge High School and Stockbridge Middle School, part of the Henry County School District
Eagles Landing High School and Eagles Landing Middle School
Community Christian School
Mount Vernon Christian Academy
Entertainment
Stockbridge City Hall lawn, venue for the annual Sounds of Summer concert series
Stockbridge Main Street’s Screen on the Green events
Bridgefest, the city’s annual community festival
Patrick Henry High School historic filming site, known for appearances in Stranger Things and Brightburn
Quality of Life
Stockbridge offers suburban living with strong highway access, parks, community events, nearby schools, and access to Atlanta’s larger job and cultural markets. Its family-oriented housing base and metropolitan convenience are balanced by traffic exposure and the challenges of continued growth. Local trails, golf, civic festivals, and green spaces contribute to an active community lifestyle.
2022 Population by age
5%
0-4 Years
23%
5-19 Years
6%
20-24 Years
29%
25-44 Years
25%
45-64 Years
12%
65+ Years
Employers
6%
Unemployment rate
Employment sectors
Health Care and Social Assistance
16.19%
Transportation and Warehousing
15.09%
Retail Trade
12.5%
Public Administration
10.57%
Educational Services
8.02%
Manufacturing
7.48%
Accommodation and Food Services
6.46%
Construction
4.81%
Administrative and Support and Waste Management Services
3.92%
Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
3.67%
Finance and Insurance
2.77%
Real Estate and Rental and Leasing
2.3%
Information
2.11%
Other
4.12%