Agate

Had its own post office from 1881-1933

Armuchee

Unincorporated area in Floyd County, north of Rome.  Had its own post office from 1837

Cave Spring

An area where the Cherokee and other Indians came to meet due to a cave and spring water.  The town was founded in 1839 as a small town by Baptists who were early settlers.  The spring is located in Rolater Park along with the cave.  Cave Spring is the home of the Georgia School for the Deaf which was established in 1846.  Has had its own post office from 1840.

Coosa

Unincorporated community in Floyd County,  west of Rome.  Had a post office from 1834.

Lindale

Unincorporated area in Floyd County.  It has had a post office since 1883.  The community was built around the Lindale Textile Mill which was later owned by West Point-Pepperell.  It has had a post office since 1883

Livingston

An Old Indian village in Floyd County GA near McGee Bend on the Coosa River.  An early Missionary site was there and it was know as Missionary Station on some maps.  It was the first county seat in Floyd Co in 1833.  It had a post office from 1834-1901

Mount Berry

Unincorporated area which borders Rome.  It has the main campus of Berry College which was named for founder Martha Berry.  Has had a post office since 1911.

Rome

County Seat from 1834. The City has seven hills and rivers running between those hills, which led the early settlers to name the city for Rome, Italy.  It had advantageous location due to the rivers to send cotton down river in the antebellum time period. Had a post office from 1835.

Shannon

Also called Ridge Valley, and Hermitage. An unincorporated place which had its first settlement in the 1830s. Had a post office from 1890.

Silver Creek

Unincorporated area in Floyd County which had its own post office since 1880.  The community took its name from nearby Silver Creek. Has had a post office since 1880