• Counties and cities are both governed by mayors and city councils.
Counties are divided into cities, each with its own government structure.
Counties are divided into townships, while cities operate independently.
Counties and cities have separate governing bodies with no overlap in jurisdiction.
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The correct answer is: Counties are divided into cities, each with its own government structure.
In Georgia, counties serve as the primary subdivision of the state, and cities are incorporated areas within those counties, each typically having its own government.
