Clinch County is located in southeast Georgia, on the Florida border.
It is an area of loblolly pines and toothache grass, warm, humid summers and short, mild winters. Explore its forests and catch a glimpse of bobcats, swamp rabbits, red fox, and copperheads. It ranks fifth in the state in size. Homerville is the county seat and largest community. The county was named for Duncan Lamont Clinch, an Army officer who fought in the War of 1812 and the Florida Indian wars.