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Welcome to the Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia Planning and GIS, your dedicated local government office located in the heart of Darien, Georgia. Situated at 1181 Coastal Drive SW, our office serves as a pivotal hub for regional planning and geographic information systems (GIS) services across the coastal communities of Georgia. We are committed to fostering sustainable development and enhancing the quality of life for residents and businesses in our region. Our expert team collaborates with local governments, community organizations, and stakeholders to provide comprehensive planning services, innovative GIS solutions, and strategic guidance tailored to meet the unique needs of our coastal environment.

Welcome to Butler Island Plantation, a historic gem nestled in the heart of Darien, Georgia. Located at 7777 Butler Island Road, our plantation offers a unique blend of rich history, natural beauty, and Southern charm. As you step onto the grounds, you'll be transported back in time, surrounded by the lush landscapes and serene waterways that have defined this region for centuries. Butler Island Plantation is more than just a destination; it's an experience. Whether you're here to explore our historical sites, enjoy a leisurely stroll through our scenic trails, or simply relax and soak in the tranquil atmosphere, there's something for everyone. Our knowledgeable staff is dedicated to providing an enriching experience, sharing the stories and heritage that make Butler Island Plantation a cherished landmark.

Welcome to Kit Jones Historic Landmark, a cherished maritime treasure nestled in the heart of Darien, Georgia. This remarkable wood-hull vessel, built in 1939 on Sapelo Island, GA, stands as a testament to the rich coastal wood-boat building tradition and the vibrant history of Georgia's waterways. Designed by the esteemed yacht architects Sparkman & Stephens, Kit Jones is crafted from native heart pine and live oak, materials that echo the natural beauty of her birthplace. Named after Katharine Talbott Jones, Kit has served a diverse range of roles throughout her storied life, from a tugboat and ferry to a fireboat during World War II. Most notably, she played a pivotal role in coastal scientific research, supporting the work of renowned ecologists and oceanographers for decades. Her journey through time is a narrative of resilience and transformation, surviving hurricanes and near-dismantling, only to be lovingly restored and preserved by the Friends of Kit Jones, Inc.