Avelar 1st 9 weeks Review

The state of Georgia’s smallest region tucked into the northwest corner of the state referred to as TAG corner and is home to Lookout Mountain and Sand Mountain

• Blue Ridge

• Piedmont

• The Appalachian Plateau

• Valley and Ridge

This region is home to Brasstown Bald, and receives most of the state’s rainfall

• Appalachian Plateau

• Coastal Plains
• Great Smoky Mountains
• Blue Ridge

This region has the majority of the states population due to densely populated cities like Atlanta, Augusta, and Macon.

• Piedmont

• Coastal Plains

• Valley and Ridge

• Blue Ridge

This region is home to Dalton, Ga aka the Carpet capital of the World

• Piedmont

• Coastal Plains

• Blue Ridge

• Valley and Ridge

Georgia's largest region that covers most of the state

• Coastal Plain
• Piedmont Region
• Appalachian Mountains
• Blue Ridge

Home to most of Georgia’s industries and leads the nation in production of granite and marble

• Piedmont

• Blue Ridge

• Coastal Plains

• Valley and Ridge

This Georgia region produces apples, grapes, wood and its mountains receive the warm air from the gulf stream to produce rain

• Appalachian Plateau

• Coastal Plains

• Piedmont

• Blue Ridge

This region is known for its red clay that is rich in iron minerals

• Piedmont

• Coastal Plains

• Blue Ridge

• Valley and Ridge

This region produces the majority of the states crops like peanuts, onions, pecans, and other agricultural products

• Coastal Plains

• Piedmont

• Blue Ridge

• Valley and Ridge

What region of the United States is Georgia located in

• Midwestern United States
• Southeastern United States
• Northeastern United States
• Western United States