| A | B |
|---|
| brasstown bald | highest point in Georgia |
| erosion | main natural force affecting Georgia's landforms |
| elevation | height above sea level |
| precipitation | rain, snow, sleet, and hail |
| relief | landform's distance from base to peak |
| plates | the collision of these can create mountains |
| coastal plain | largest region and once covered by the ocean |
| fall line | interior boundary for the coastal plain |
| appalachian highlands | ridge and valley region of northwest Georgia is better known as this |
| appalachian mountains | mountain region of northeast Georgia is better known as this |
| sedimentary | this rock is common in South Georgia |
| blue ridge | province with the highest rainfall |
| mount mitchell | highest point east of the Mississippi River |
| piedmont | more than 6o% of Georgians live here |
| appalachian plateau | the smallest province and the only location of coal in Georgia |
