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Brief Information About Cohutta

The town of Cohutta is located in the County of Whitfield. It has a total area of 6.5 sq. km. The economy of the town revolves around industries involved in automotive, retail, logistics and telecommunication. Commercial spaces are utilized by supermarkets, convenience stores, embassies, department stores and factory outlet stores.

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