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GEOGRAPHY OF GEORGIA EXAM QUESTIONS
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Question 1: Appalachian Mountains
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a mountain chain that stretches from Georgia to Maine
Question 2: Deepwater Ports
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important water ways used for shipping cargo; Georgia's two deepwater ports are in Savannah and Brunswick.
Question 3: Relative Location
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position of a place with respect to other locations.
Question 4: Savannah River
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major river that is used for trade and makes up Georgia's eastern border with South Carolina
Question 5: Valley and Ridge
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Georgia region characterized by low open valleys and narrow ridges.
Question 6: Hemispheres
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lines of latitude and longitude that divide the earth into halves.
Question 7: Piedmont Region
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Georgia's most populated region known for its red clay; also known as "foot of the mountains"
Question 8: Blue Ridge Mountains
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a name for a group of mountains located in the Appalachian chain that are characterized by a "blue" haze that surrounds their peaks.
Question 9: Fall Line
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a geographic boundary that separates the Piedmont and Coastal Plain regions; named for decrease in elevation
Question 10: Okefenokee Swamp
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the largest swamp in North America; located in southeastern Georgia.
Question 11: Continent
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the world's largest land masses.
Question 12: Coastal Plain
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Georgia's largest region which makes up 3/5 of the state.
Question 13: Climate
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a composite of prevailing weather conditions of a location.
Question 14: Chattahoochee River
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important Georgia river that forms part of the western boundary of the state.
Question 15: Humid Subtropical
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Georgia's climate, which is characterized by hot summers and mild winters.
Question 16: Appalachian Plateau
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Georgia's smallest region located in the northwestern corner of the state.