Where in the World is Georgia?
What nation is Georgia in?
United States
U.S.A.
Where is the location of the Coastal Plain
South Georgia
South of the Fall Line
High agricultural area along with livestock goods
Also has some chance of snow; hot summers and mild winters
Piedmont
Home to Georgia's deepwater ports
Coastal Plain
This physical feature eventually borders Alabama and Georgia.
It also starts water wars between Alabama, Georgia, and Florida.
Chattahoochee River
What continent is Georgia located in?
North America
Where is the location of the Piedmont Region?
Central Georgia
Above the Fall Line
Humid and subtropical climate
Has two sections; one with fertile soil and the other with sandy soil
Coastal Plain
Home to national & international businesses
A lot of manufacturing and large scale farming can be found here
Piedmont
This physical feature sits on the coast of Georgia and protects the coast from wind and erosion.
Barrier Islands
What two hemispheres can Georgia be found in?
Northern & Western
Where is the location of the Ridge and Valley region?
Middle of northern Georgia
Between the Plateau and the Blue Ridge
Mild summers and cooler winters due to higher elevation
Agriculture limited due to poor soil
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Appalachian Plateau
Appalachian Plateau
This physical feature borders South Carolina and Georgia and is home to one of the biggest deepwater ports in the country.
Savannah River
What region of the United States can Georgia be found?
Southeast
Where is the Appalachian Plateau region?
Northwest Corner
Mild summers; cooler winters due to higher elevation
4% of valley is used as pasture & farmland due to the parallel ridges with wide valleys
Ridge and Valley
Harvesting timber and historically known for gold mining
Blue Ridge
This physical feature is home to the highest peak in Georgia, Brasstown Bald. It spans from Georgia into Maine and is known to avid hikers.
Appalachian Mountains
What are the five bordering states of Georgia?
Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina
Where is the Blue Ridge region?
Northeast corner
Receives most rainfall; cooler due to higher elevation
Small farms in valleys -> known for their orchards
Blue Ridge
Textiles (fabrics) & carpets are manufactured here, especially in Dalton, GA
Ridge and Valley
(Must get both correct.)
This physical feature divides two regions of Georgia with a drop in elevation that forms waterfalls and was home to major cities due to hydroelectricity.
This other physical feature is the largest freshwater wetland in North America and is home to thousands of species.
Fall Line
Okefenokee Swamp