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Carroll County Magistrate Court
One of 16 courthouse listings in Carrollton.
About Carroll County Magistrate Court
Carroll County Magistrate Court is a courthouse in the public service and government sector, based in Carrollton, GA. Its recorded address is 311 Newnan St, 30117. The listing includes a telephone number. It is one of 16 courthouse listings tracked in Carrollton; the nearest comparable listing is Carroll County Courthouse, within walking distance. Carroll County Magistrate Court has 2 listed locations in total; this page covers the Carrollton branch.
- Address
- 311 Newnan St, Carrollton, GA, 30117
- Phone
- +17708305874
- Social
Questions
Where is Carroll County Magistrate Court located?
311 Newnan St, Carrollton, GA, 30117
How do I contact Carroll County Magistrate Court?
+17708305874
What type of business is Carroll County Magistrate Court?
Carroll County Magistrate Court is a courthouse (public service and government) in Carrollton.
Carroll County Magistrate Court branches
Carroll County Magistrate Court has 2 listed locations. This branch is in Carrollton.
- Carrollton30116-7600
Nearby courthouse
- Carroll County CourthouseCarrollton0.0 km
- Carroll County Superior CourtCarrollton0.0 km
- Superior Court Clerk AuthorityCarrollton0.1 km
- Carroll County CourthouseCarrollton1.6 km
- Carroll County Magistrate CourtCarrollton2.7 km
- Holt-Bishop Justice CenterVilla Rica22.2 km
- Villa Rica Municipal CourtVilla Rica22.2 km
- Heard County Superior CourtFranklin33.4 km
- Newnan CourthouseNewnan34.0 km
- Coweta County Probate CourtNewnan34.0 km
- Coweta County Superior CourtNewnan34.1 km
- Georgia Northern Probation Office - Lewis R. Morgan Federal Building and United States CourthouseNewnan34.2 km
- Coweta County Justice CenterNewnan34.5 km
- Coweta County Superior CourtNewnan34.5 km
- Old Douglas County CourthouseDouglasville35.4 km
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“Carroll County Magistrate Court, Carrollton — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.