Tucker
Tucker is an unincorporated census‑designated‑place with a 2010 census population of approximately 20,500 residents. The Tucker Post Office is located at 4325 First Avenue, Tucker, GA 30084.
Neighborhoods
- Arbor Springs
- Ashleywoods
- Avery Hills
- Bellewood
- Bentley
- Berkshire
- Braxton Square
- Briar Ridge
- Bridle Path
- Brockett Commons
- Brockett Creek Estates
- Brockett Heights
- Brockett Meadows
- Brockett Oaks
- Brockett Walk
- Brookes Walk
- Browning Chase
- Candy Heights
- Carrington Pointe
- Castlewood
- Cedar Circle
- Cedar Knoll
- Chelsea Commons
- Classic Village
- Cornerstone
- Dillard Crossing
- Dogwood Lane
- Drayton Woods
- Edinburgh Estates
- Fox Fire
- Galilee
- Galilee Acres
- Galilee West
- Gloucester Park
- Glynbrook
- Hampshire Hills
- Harbour Oaks
- Highlands North
- Hughes Point
- Hunters Walk
- Huntington
- Idlewood Acres
- Idlewood Parc
- Imperial Hills
- Indian Acres
- Ivey Crest
- Jeri Lynn Manor
- Judean Hills
- Kennersly Close
- Lake Erin
- Lake Ivanhoe
- Landsdowne
- Lavista Cove
- Lavista Estates
- Lavista Woods
- Leeshire
- Leeshire Close
- Leeshire Trace
- Livsey Oaks
- Livsey Trail
- Livsey Woods
- Martins Crossing
- Mimosa Estates
- Montreal Woods
- Northforke Estate
- Northlake Creek
- Northlake Manor
- Northlake Woods
- Oakhill
- Osceola
- Oswood
- Parkview Commons
- Payton Woods
- Pine Crest
- Pine Grove
- Pine Orchard
- Presidential Point
- Princeton Crossing
- Providence
- Walton Woods
- Wedgewood
- Wellington
- Wembley Walk
- Westhampton Woods
- Westwood
- White Oaks
- Winchester Heights
- Windfield
- Winding Woods
- Wiscassett Square
- Woodridge
- Woodvale
Originally established as a railroad town, citizens of Tucker, from time to time, explore the possibility of incorporating as a new city. If incorporated, Tucker would be the second-largest city in the county after Dunwoody.
Nearby Towns: Chamblee City •
Decatur City •
Doraville City •
Dunwoody City •
Lilburn City •
Norcross City •
Stone Mountain City •