Found in Camden County in Georgia is the city of Kingsland. This city slowly starting to develop into a major place to go for people looking for a new home occupies 16.9 square miles according to the United States Census Bureau.
According to the latest census conducted in the year 2000, there were 10,056 people living in the city. This number composed the 3,620 households which make up Kingsland. Furthermore, the population density eight years ago is listed at 627.9 people per square mile.
With the population going up every year in any country, it is obvious that lands in the city are being converted for housing. One of the most attractive housing projects are apartments since the city is receiving more and more people from other counties and states with each passing year taking advantage of the economic growth in the region.
What makes Kingsland City a great place to settle down is its wide array of places to visit and see. One of the jewels in Kingsland's crown is its Art Center located at the Camden County High School. This 1,800-seat theater can be rented for large conventions. Usually this is used to hold stage plays, ballets, and even orchestra performances.
Not to be missed in Kingsland is its historic downtown. Downtown Kingsland has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. A project by the city has restored some of the downtown's sidewalks into their original look back in the 1920s. Strolling around downtown, one can avail of good things to buy in the renowned Antique Row.
For nature lovers, there is Cumber Island. Just a short trip on a ferry from Kingsland would take one to the unspoiled beauty of this island. A wide assortment of flora and fauna will welcome anyone in this paradise, just another place worthy to visit in Kingsland and even a reason for one to settle down in the Camden County city.
The city also has the St. Mary's Submarine Museum. Whether you are an aficionado of submarines or just curious of what is inside the museum, you would surely appreciate the amount of history within the walls of this museum.
Kingsland is also just a stone throw away from Jacksonville, Florida. The Port of Jacksonville is also another reason to stay in Kingsland. With the port expanding at an exponential rate more and more jobs are being offered and Kingsland residents are part of this development given its proximity.