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SS unit 1 vocab

Geography of GA vocab

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appalachian plateau Contains Cloudland Canyon Smallest of the 5 regions "TAG" corner It's the least traveled, but most scenic region. Coal and iron ore were once mined here. Civil war sites of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park are here
ridge and valley Contains low open valleys and narrow ridges Has lots of forest of Oak, Hickory, and Pine trees. The land here is used mostly for cattle pastures. Ellijay is the "apple capital" of Ga The carpet capital of the world (Dalton, Ga.) is located here Agric
blue ridge this region includes the highest point in Ga (Brasstown Bald), Amicalola Falls, and Tallulah Gorge. Located in the Northeast corner of Ga This region receives the most rain Copper, gold, and marble were mined here.
piedmont The capital (Atl) is located in this region It's the 2nd largest region It's name means "foot of the mountains" Known for its "red clay" This region feature the bulk of Ga's industry, and population (50% of ppl) The nations leading producer of marble
Coastal Plain Covers 60% of the state (3/5) The Okefenokee Swamp is located in this region The outer coastal plain is important to the state because the beaches attract tourists, and it affects the economy due to trade The inner coastal plain is important because it
western the hemisphere that we are located in if the Earth is divided in half at the Prime Meridian
Northern the hemisphere that we are located in if the Earth is divided in half at the Equator
United States of America the nation that Ga is located in
North America the continent that Ga is located on.
south the region that Ga is located in within the United States of America
Tennessee the state located north of Ga
Alabama the state located west of Ga
South Carolina the state located east of Ga
North Carolina the state located northeast of Ga
Cardinal Directions North, south, east, west
Intermediate Directions Northwest, northeast, southwest, southeast
Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina the 5 states that border Ga
climate weather experienced over a period of time
weather day to day changegs in the atmostpere
mild Ga's climate. We have 4 distinct seasons (winter, spring, summer, fall)
Chatahoochee river River Primary water source for Atlanta. Forms western border with Alabama
Okefenokee swamp It is the largest freshwater marsh in Georgia
fall line The border between the Georgia Piedmont and the Coastal Plain marks the point at which rivers drop in elevation creating waterfalls
Barrier Islands Islands along Georgia's coast that protect the mainland and beaches from erosion
Savannah River Important major river that makes up Georgia's eastern border with South Carolina
Geographic Region an area with similar geographic characteristics that set it apart from surrounding areas.
Aquifer an underground rock formation that holds water some of which flows into springs and wells. Being that the fall line divides Georgia's sources of water, south of the fall line, these allow people to use wells.
reservoir a body of water collected and stored for future use, often in a natural or artificial lake. Being that the fall line divides Georgia's sources of water, north of the fall line, people depend on these.
importance of water Establishment of cities Development of industry Transportation of goods Recreation and tourism
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