Cities Near Effingham County, Georgia

Atlanta

Atlanta

$200 to $27,119
3,612 Rentals
Augusta

Augusta

$282 to $12,673
472 Rentals
BC

Black Creek

$862 to $4,524
72 Rentals
B

Bloomingdale

$862 to $4,524
141 Rentals
B

Bluffton

$897 to $11,800
129 Rentals
B

Brooklet

$500 to $4,263
82 Rentals
BB

Burton Branch

$688 to $2,963
108 Rentals
Charleston

Charleston

$200 to $23,000
972 Rentals
Charlotte

Charlotte

$313 to $15,791
1,702 Rentals
C

Claxton

$500 to $5,490
89 Rentals
C

Clyo

$560 to $4,263
73 Rentals
Columbia

Columbia

$401 to $10,113
636 Rentals
C

Coosawhatchie

$700 to $3,152
80 Rentals
D

Daisy

$500 to $5,490
86 Rentals
D

Dale

$827 to $6,315
72 Rentals
DI

Daufuskie Island

$801 to $8,673
61 Rentals
D

Dover

$500 to $3,368
86 Rentals
EB

Early Branch

$700 to $3,152
78 Rentals
E

Eden

$862 to $4,524
72 Rentals
E

Ellabell

$862 to $4,524
80 Rentals
E

Estill

$560 to $3,368
81 Rentals
F

Fleming

$691 to $5,490
80 Rentals
FS

Ft Stewart

$410 to $5,490
194 Rentals
F

Furman

$560 to $3,368
74 Rentals
GC

Garden City

$520 to $7,596
87 Rentals
G

Garnett

$560 to $6,062
78 Rentals
G

Georgetown

$609 to $4,637
100 Rentals
G

Gifford

$500 to $3,152
83 Rentals
G

Glennville

$500 to $5,490
98 Rentals
Greenville

Greenville

$399 to $10,663
485 Rentals
G

Guyton

$560 to $4,263
73 Rentals
H

Hagan

$500 to $5,490
93 Rentals
H

Hampton

$560 to $3,152
81 Rentals
H

Hardeeville

$436 to $6,315
114 Rentals
HH

Hilton Head

$827 to $6,546
75 Rentals
HH

Hilton Head Island

$827 to $19,815
130 Rentals
HA

Hunter Aaf

$609 to $4,068
236 Rentals
Jacksonville

Jacksonville

$100 to $115,000
1,860 Rentals
L

Lobeco

$827 to $6,315
73 Rentals
L

Luray

$560 to $3,152
82 Rentals
M

Meldrim

$862 to $4,524
78 Rentals
Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach

$542 to $7,153
439 Rentals
N

Nevils

$500 to $5,490
81 Rentals
N

Newington

$500 to $3,368
84 Rentals
O

Okatie

$1,076 to $6,315
64 Rentals
O

Oliver

$500 to $3,500
84 Rentals
P

Pembroke

$472 to $5,490
80 Rentals
P

Pineland

$560 to $6,062
72 Rentals
P

Pooler

$550 to $4,524
243 Rentals
PW

Port Wentworth

$520 to $3,560
199 Rentals
P

Portal

$500 to $3,500
83 Rentals
R

Register

$500 to $5,490
83 Rentals
RH

Richmond Hill

$691 to $4,637
153 Rentals
R

Ridgeland

$700 to $3,235
85 Rentals
R

Rincon

$560 to $4,263
104 Rentals
RF

Rocky Ford

$500 to $3,368
81 Rentals
S

Savannah

$400 to $8,673
643 Rentals
S

Scotia

$560 to $6,062
78 Rentals
S

Seabrook

$827 to $6,315
72 Rentals
S

Sheldon

$700 to $3,235
76 Rentals
S

Springfield

$495 to $4,263
91 Rentals
S

Statesboro

$300 to $3,200
203 Rentals
S

Stillwell

$560 to $4,263
71 Rentals
S

Sylvania

$500 to $3,368
85 Rentals
Tallahassee

Tallahassee

$125 to $14,121
1,151 Rentals
T

Thunderbolt

$540 to $5,003
182 Rentals
T

Tillman

$560 to $6,062
72 Rentals
TI

Tybee Island

$801 to $8,673
77 Rentals
V

Varnville

$560 to $3,152
82 Rentals
WI

Wilmington Island

$801 to $5,715
91 Rentals
Y

Yemassee

$700 to $3,152
80 Rentals
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