Whitemarsh Island in Savannah Georgia!

As of 2007, Whitemarsh Island's population is 7,299 people. Since 2000, it has had a population growth of 25.33 percent. Whitemarsh Island is one of the several chains of Islands leading to Tybee Island which lays on Atlantic Ocean.

Whitemarsh Island located in Chatham County, the 3rd county formed in Georgia, It was created from what had been Christ Church Parish and part of St. Phillip's Parish, dating from 1758. The county was named for one of England's most celebrated prime ministers, William Pitt, the Earl of Chatham.

Whitemarsh Island Comprising the state's northern most coastal area, at the mouth of the Savannah River, Chatham County includes the site on which General James Oglethorpe landed in 1733 to establish the Georgia Colony.

The average price home on Whitmarsh runs in the mid to high 200K's. Several neighborhoods have set the Island apart from the other Islands. One of which is the gated community of Long Point.

Another lovely community is The Marshes which is comprised of 100 Townhouses that have views of the Wilmington River, Herb Creek, The Savannah River and The Savanah Bridge,