Georgia Natural Wonders Quiz

Which waterfall in Georgia is known as the 'Niagara of the South'?

• b) Amicalola Falls

• d) Tallulah Gorge Falls.

• c) Toccoa Falls

• a) Anna Ruby Falls

Which Georgia Natural Wonder was made famous by President Franklin D. Roosevelt for its "healing" waters?

• Amicalola Falls

• Radium Springs

• Warm Springs

• Stone Mountain

Which natural wonder is highlighted on this map of Georgia?

• the Walter F. George Reservoir

• the Okefenokee Swamp

• Lake Sidney Lanier

• Sapelo Sound

What distinction is held by the mysterious Okefenokee?

• longest river in the southeastern U.S.

• highest elevation in GA

• separates the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain

• largest blackwater wetland ecosystem in North America

Which Georgia Natural wonder was formed by erosion due to poor farming and is called "Little Grand Canyon?"

• Providence Canyon

• Blue Ridge Mountains

• Stone Mountain

• Radium Springs

Which Georgia Natural Wonder has turquoise waters and pumps thousands of gallons of water from an underground cave?

• Tallulah Falls

• Amicalola Falls

• Okefenokee Swamp

• Radium Springs

Which large granite mountain has the largest bas-relief carving on the PLANET?!

• Tallulah Gorge

• Stone Mountain

• Warm Springs

• Providence Canyon

Which Georgia Natural Wonder is pictured here?

• Tallulah Gorge

• Providence Canyon

• Stone Mountain

• Radium Springs

Which Georgia Natural Wonder is the tallest cascading waterfall in the Southeast?

• Tallulah Falls

• Amicalola Falls

• Okefenokee Swamp

• Radium Springs

Which Georgia Natural Wonder is home to these threatened and endangered species:

American alligator

Wood stork

Gopher tortoise

Bald Eagle

and his home to many carnivorous (meat-eating) plants?

• Okefenokee Swamp

• Chattahoochee River

• Tallulah Falls

• Flint RiverOke