  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.
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Camak City Officials
Camak City Hall
P. O. Box 24
Camak, GA 30807
(706) 465-2332
Allen Troy, Mayor
Johnnie McCord
Shirleen Bell
Walter Parker
Michael Lynn
Robert Lee, Jr.
Ann, Clerk
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