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| What is Georgia's relative location, all parts? | Northern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere, North America, USA, Southeastern U.S. |
| Describe Georgia's Fall Line location? | It separates the hilly Piedmont from the lower elevation Coastal Plain |
| What are the natural structures that protect the coastal zone from the erosion caused by Atlantic storms and waves? | Barrier Islands |
| Describe several important facts about Georgia's Piedmont region. | Granite based, reddish clay soil, gently sloping hills |
| Which river forms Georgia's Western border? | Chattahoochee River |
| Which River forms Georgia's Eastern border? | Savannah River |
| Which geographical region is the largest, covering three-fifths of the state? | Coastal Plain |
| Which region of Georgia attracts tourists to its beaches, deep-sea fishing, deep water ports, and colonial historic sites? | Coastal Plain |
| Why are Georgia's deep water ports so busy? | They are close to other transportation systems that help to distribute goods. |
| Which climate characteristics attract business and industry to the state? | Mild climate keeps fuel costs low; fewer weather related absences from work; transportation routes are open most of the time. |
| What benefit do Georgia consumers receive from the state's transportation system? | Consumers are able to buy a wide variety of domestic and international goods. |
| What can be said about the relationship between transportation and major cities in Georgia? | Major cities tend to form around significant transportation systems. |
| What is the management of resources of a community or country especially with a view of its productivity? | Economy |
| What are the physical facilities built, operated, and maintained by the government such as roads, bridges, water and sewer lines, and parks called? | Infrastructure |
| What is Georgia's oldest established industry? | Textile Industry from cotton crops |
| What is the second largest freshwater swamp in the U.S? | Okefenokee Swamp |
