  Camak was the junction of the Georgia Railroad and the Savannah & Atlanta Railroad. It was incorporated in 1898, and named for James Camak, the first president of Georgia Railroad. Camak is connected by rail to Atlanta, Augusta, Macon and Savannah. A cyclone passed through Camak in 1875 and a freak incident of this cyclone was that a shingle was found embedded in a telephone pole. A portion of that pole was later placed on exhibit in the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. Visit Camak's Railroad Days Camak City Officials
Camak City Hall
P. O. Box 24
Camak, GA 30807
(706) 465-2332 Brenda Cooper, Mayor
Shirleen Bell
Steve Cooper
Robert Lee
Michael Lynn | 
