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GA Studies Geography

Georgia Studies Geography Test Prep

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Piedmont Region: Size Second largest region`
Piedmont Region:Description Gentle sloping hils and valleys, mainly flat, and heart of the state and is at the foot of the mountains. Was once covered in cotton fields, now is city and most populated area
Piedmont Region:Location Between Coastal Plains and Blue Ridge, begins in the foothills of the mtns
Piedmont Region:Places to Visit World of Coke, GA Aquarium, Cenntinial Olympic Park, Atlanta Zoo, St.Mountain
Piedmont Region:Required City Atlanta, located in the western-ish middle of GA
Piedmont Region:Agriculture Wheat,soybeans, corn, poultry, and cattle, soil is like red clay
Piedmont Region:Bordering States South Carolina, Alabama
Coastal Plains:Size Largest Region
Coastal Plains:Description Most southern region, borders Atlantic has the barrier islands, okefenokee Swamp, mainly wetlands, marshes, rivers, starts the continent shelf, GA's marine life, salt-water fishing
Coastal Plains:Location Southern most region. stretches from Alabama to Atlantisc to SC, south of Fall LIne
Coastal Plains:Places to Visit Okefenokee Swamp, Savannah, Barrier Islands
Coastal Plains:Required City Albany
Coastal Plains:Bordering States SC, Alabama
Blue Ridge:Sixe Third Largest
Blue Ridge:Description MOunts are the most natural beauty in GA, part of App. Mtns, highest peak in the state, sandy loam soil
Blue Ridge:Location NOrtheast corner of GA, North of Piedmont
Blue Ridge:Places to Visit Blue Ridge, Amicable Falls, Brasstown Bald (highest peak in GA)
Blue Ridge:Required City Gainsville
Blue Ridge:Bordering States Tennesee, SC, and NC
Appalacian Plateau:Size Smallest in the region
Appalacian Plateau:Description Least traveled region, TAG corner, mtns, broad, flat topped, Lookout Mountain
Appalacian Plateau:Places to Visit Chickamauga and Chatanooga National Military Park, Cloudland Canyon, Lookout Mountain
Appalacian Plateau:Agriculture Limestone and shale soil, not well suited for farming
Appalacian Plateau:Bordering States Tennesee and Alabama
Appalacian Plateau:Required City Trenton
Ridge and Valley:Size Second smallest
Ridge and Valley:Location East of Appalacian Plateau
Ridge and Valley:Description Low open valleys and narrow ridges that run parrellel to the valleys
Ridge and Valley:Places to Visit Plum Nelly, Dalton
Ridge and Valley:Bordering States Tennesee, Alabama
Ridge and Valley:Required City Dalton (Capito Carpet of the World)
Climate MIld and humid, N and W hemispheres, SE US region
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