Enviroment factors

Air quality:
1.83
Average air quality index for the past year
Poor air:
59/365
Total amount of days with bad air quality
Water Quality:
4/10
water quality concerns due to local runoff.

Overview for Richmond hill, GA

Richmond Hill is a charming city located in Bryan County, Georgia, just south of Savannah. Known for its small-town feel and picturesque landscapes, Richmond Hill offers a mix of suburban living and access to the beautiful coastal regions of Georgia. The city has a rich history, notably as a site for the mainland plantation of the prominent Wright family in the 18th century. Richmond Hill is home to various parks and recreational areas, including the expansive J.F. Gregory Park, which features walking trails, picnicking spots, and a fishing lake. The city has garnered attention for its community spirit, hosting events such as the annual Richmond Hill Great Ogeechee Seafood Festival. Residents enjoy a slower pace of life while being in proximity to Savannah’s urban offerings and beautiful beaches along the coast. Richmond Hill's schools are part of the Bryan County School System, known for its quality education. With its warm Southern hospitality, Richmond Hill is an inviting community with a blend of history, outdoor activities, and family-friendly amenities.

Quick Facts

95.0
Cost of Living
below average
18091
Population
12.05
Crime Rate
below average
$83,519
Median Income
above average
$449,000
Median House Price
above average
$1200
Average Rent
below average
10%
Poverty Rate
below average
3.5%
Unemployment Rate
below average
Pros
  1. Pleasant weather year-round
  2. Active local events
  3. Strong sense of community
  4. Low cost of living
  5. Family-friendly activities
  6. Nearby nature parks
  7. Growing job market
  8. Proximity to Savannah
  9. Diverse dining options
  10. Good schools in the area
Cons
  1. Limited cultural diversity
  2. High property crime rate
  3. Limited nightlife options
  4. Traffic congestion during peak
  5. Underdeveloped infrastructure
  6. Occasional racial tensions
  7. Job opportunities vary widely
  8. Lack of public transportation
  9. Few entertainment venues
  10. School funding disparities