Georgia Geography and Natural Features

The video explores Georgia's geography, detailing its borders, mountain ranges, and regions. It covers the Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mountains, the Piedmont region, and the Fall Line. The video also discusses Georgia's coastal features, including barrier islands and major rivers. It concludes with the state's position on the eastern continental divide.

Which state borders Georgia to the west?

• Florida

• Alabama

• Tennessee

• South Carolina

What gives the Blue Ridge Mountains their distinctive blue hue?

• Fog

• Isoprene

• Water Vapor

• Dust

What is the highest point in Georgia?

• Stone Mountain

• Brasstown Bald

• Lookout Mountain

• Kenesaw Mountain

Which region is the most populated in Georgia?

• Piedmont

• Cumberland Plateau

• Ridge and Valley

• Coastal Plain

What is the capital and largest city in Georgia?

• Macon

• Atlanta

• Augusta

• Savannah

What is the Fall Line?

• A plateau

• An escarpment

• A river

• A mountain range

Which city is located along the Fall Line?

• Albany

• Columbus

• Savannah

• Rome

What type of ecosystem is found in southwest Georgia?

• Desert

• Tundra

• Rainforest

• Wiregrass

Which river empties into the Gulf of Mexico?

• Altamaha River

• Chattahoochee River

• Ogeechee River

• Savannah River

What natural feature helps protect Georgia's coast from storms?

• Mountains

• Barrier Islands

• Deserts

• Rivers