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Morrow is a city in Clayton County, Georgia, on the south side of the Atlanta metropolitan area — it is the Georgia city, not to be confused with any other Morrow.

Morrow was founded in 1846 with the arrival of the railroad and was named after Radford E. Morrow, the original owner of the town site.

Although founded in the 1840s, Morrow was not incorporated as a city until 1943.

The 2020 census counted 6,569 people in Morrow, and Census Bureau survey figures for 2020–2024 count about 1,726 households with an average of 3.36 people per household.

Morrow is home to Clayton State University, a public university that is one of the city's largest institutions.

Clayton State's Spivey Hall, an internationally acclaimed concert hall, is located in Morrow.

The Georgia Archives, the official repository of Georgia's state records, is located in Morrow.

Southlake Mall, which opened in 1976 in southwest Morrow off Interstate 75, was for decades the only shopping mall in Atlanta's southern crescent and made Morrow the commercial nucleus of Clayton County, a county of nearly 300,000 people.

Interstate 75 cuts through the southern part of Morrow, and the city lies less than twenty minutes from both downtown Atlanta and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.

In the 2000s Morrow's leaders created the Olde Towne Morrow district by trucking in rescued historic houses from across Georgia — including the 1865 Chafin House and the National Register-listed Napier House — and reassembling them beside Southlake Mall as a boutique shopping village.