List of mayors of Valdosta, Georgia

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The following is a list of mayors of the city of Valdosta, Georgia, USA.

Valdosta City Hall building in Georgia, USA, in 2010 Valdosta GA Comm Hist Dist City Hall01.jpg
Valdosta City Hall building in Georgia, USA, in 2010

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