Arabi, Georgia, is a quaint town nestled in Crisp County, with a population of around 447 as of the 2020 census. Established in 1888, the town's name is derived from a local surname, reflecting its deep-rooted community history. Arabi is known for its small-town charm, offering a mix of suburban and rural living where most residents own their homes. The town is serviced by U.S. Route 41, known locally as Bedgood Avenue, and is close to Interstate 75, providing easy access to larger cities like Cordele and Ashburn. Arabi's economy includes sectors like manufacturing and hospitality.