Graysville
Catoosa County, GA
Graysville is not a U.S. Census Bureau-tracked place (it is not a census-designated place), so no independent population or income figures exist for the community specifically. Catoosa County's 2020 Census population was 67,872.
A Quiet Unincorporated Community Near the Tennessee Line
Graysville is an unincorporated community in Catoosa County, about one mile south of the Tennessee border. It was named for railroad official John D. Gray, with a post office operating there since 1856; the Georgia General Assembly incorporated it as a town in 1872, but its charter was dissolved in 1995 as part of a statewide repeal of inactive charters, returning it to unincorporated status.
Graysville sits along South Chickamauga Creek, a quiet, predominantly residential area anchored by Graysville Elementary School and the historic Blackford-Gray House.
Why Buyers Choose Graysville
Photo: Moonpyegirl, CC BY-SA 3.0The only National Register-listed site located in Graysville itself, notable for its Queen Anne architecture, named for early physician Dr. William Blackford and merchant Charles Gray.
A historic mill site on Chickamauga Creek dating to 1849, operated until the 1950s, now anchoring a paddling segment of the South Chickamauga Creek Water Trail.
A congregation tracing to an 1849 chapel.
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Graysville Schools
- Graysville Elementary School
School assignments are based on home address, not neighborhood name, and can change. Contact Catoosa County Public Schools directly to confirm which schools serve a specific property. Choice Homes makes no representation regarding school quality or enrollment eligibility.
Graysville FAQ
No — Graysville is unincorporated today; it was briefly an incorporated town from 1872 to 1995, when its charter was dissolved.
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