SS8G1b Describe the five geographic regions of Georgia; include the Blue Ridge Mountains, Valley and Ridge, Appalachian Plateau, Piedmont, and Coastal.

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SS8G1b Describe the five geographic regions of Georgia; include the Blue Ridge Mountains, Valley and Ridge, Appalachian Plateau, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain. Concept: LOCATION

What are the five geographic regions of Georgia? - Appalachian Plateau - Ridge and Valley - Blue Ridge Mountains - Piedmont - Coastal Plains

APPALACHIAN PLATEAU Northwestern Corner of Georgia. TAG area of Georgia. (Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia) Lookout Mountain Poor soil

Dalton area is known as the “carpet capital of the world”. Area is also Georgia’s Apple Capital. Open valleys and narrow ridges. Ridge and Valley

Highest and largest mountains in Georgia Site of Brasstown Bald – GA’s largest peak at 4,784 feet. Wettest area-most precipitation Blue Ridge Mountains

Other info: Marble mineral resource makes Georgia famous 1 st Gold rush in America (Dahlonega) Blue Ridge Mountains

Region where we live 2 nd largest region making up 1/3 of the land Most populated region of Georgia- 4.5 million people. Rolling hills & farmland Piedmont means “foothills” Piedmont

Site of Stone Mountain and Atlanta Granite and kaolin mineral resources Bordered to the south by the Fall Line Piedmont

Makes up 3/5 of the state; Once the bottom of the ocean floor Flat landscape / navigable rivers Saltwater wetlands along coast Coastal Plain

Site of Okefenokee Swamp & Barrier Islands Bordered by the Fall Line to the north Crops include peanuts, onions, & tobacco Sparsely populated Coastal Plain

Look at the map key. Which color represents the high elevation of mountains? Which part of the state is highest in elevation? What direction do many of the rivers flow?

Zone several miles wide marking prehistoric ocean shoreline Augusta, Macon, & Columbus were built along Fall Line What and where is the FALL LINE?

What and where is the OKEFENOKEE SWAMP? Georgia’s largest freshwater wetland

What and where is the OKEFENOKEE SWAMP? Rich ecosystem with over 1,100 species of plants and animals Okefenokee comes from the Seminoles meaning, "Land of Trembling Earth"

What and where are the APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS? Located in the northern three regions of Georgia (Appalachian Plateau, Ridge & Valley, and Blue Ridge Mountains) Are the oldest mountains in North America

What and where are the BARRIER ISLANDS? Site of Jekyll, Cumberland, Tybee, St. Simons, and many other islands Freshwater rivers meet the salt water of the ocean at estuaries

What and where are the BARRIER ISLANDS? Saltwater wetlands along coast are vital to the food chain Provide protection from storms & waves Site of Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway

Weather vs. Climate Weather- the day-to-day conditions and changes in the atmosphere. Climate- the type of weather a region experiences over a long period of time.

Why do businesses come to Georgia? Georgia has a consistently mild climate Easy access to interstates/good roads Hartsfield Jackson International Airport