Importance of Key Physical Features in Georgia
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The document summarizes several key physical features in Georgia and their importance: The Fall Line marks the boundary between the Piedmont and Coastal Plains regions, containing many waterfalls that caused travel issues historically. Cities like Columbus, Macon, Milledgeville, and Augusta became centers of commerce where rivers crossed the Fall Line. The Okefenokee Swamp is the largest swamp in North America, protecting over 400 species of animals. It was made a national wildlife refuge in 1937 to prevent logging of old-growth trees. The southern Appalachian Mountains extend through Georgia, containing the state's highest point. The mountains receive over 80 inches of rain annually, providing important fresh water
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- 1. Importance of key physical features on Georgia
- 2. The Fall Line • 20 mile wide boundary separating Piedmont & Coastal Regions • Contains many waterfalls (caused travel trouble in olden days) • Travelers stopped; cities were created • Columbus, Macon, Milledgeville, & Augusta became centers of commerce because rivers ran through them • Different types plants & animals on either side • North & South geography different on each side: North=crystal rocks & clay soil South-=sedimentary rocks & sandy soil
- 7. Okefenokee Swamp • 400 species of animals • Largest swamp in North America • Seminole Indians called it “land of the trembling earth” • 1937, Pres. Roosevelt created Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge -Protected the land & stopped logging of oldest/largest trees in the nation • No roads & Healthy ecosystem • Cretaceous period, swamp part of ocean floor • Currently fresh water
- 13. Appalachian Mountains • Southern most part of chain is blue ridge mts • 100 miles extends through GA • Brasstown Bald (states highest point) located in Towns County • States highest & wettest areas; more than 80 inches of rain per year (drinking water!) • Tourists like waterfalls & scenic views (also kayakers & rafters) • Crest (top) of Mts. Forms the continental divide Divides the direction that rivers drain Western rivers drain into Gulf of Mexico Eastern rivers drain into Atlantic Ocean
- 18. Chattahoochee River • Flows SW to Alabama into Gulf of Mexico • Flows through the Fall Line • Steamboats went south delivering cotton • North of Atlanta was creek-like & powered mills during Civil War era • After WWI dams were created for hydroelectric power or to control flooding • Important for drinking & recreational purposes
- 21. Savannah River • Natural boundary between GA & SC • Begins at Lake Hartwell flowing SW to Savannah-empties into Atlantic • Shipping channel for Savannah; one of our nations busiest ports for ocean bound ships • Hydroelectric damming provides power to surrounding areas • Drinkable - pollution is a health concern
- 25. Barrier Islands • Barriers between mainland & ocean • Constantly reformed by wind, waves, & currents • Golden Isles hold beaches & resorts • Vacation spots: Jekyll, Sea, Tybee, & St. Simons Islands • (tourism=money for economy) • Other islands can only be reached by boat • Other industries: paper production & fishing.