How have Georgia’s physical features affected its development?(8G1c)

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How have Georgia’s physical features affected its development?(8G1c) August 11, 2015

Opening Instructions You will need your colored map of Georgia’s 5 regions. On the next blank page in your notebook, write the EQ – “How have Georgia’s physical features affected its development?” on the top of the page.

Add each feature on your map as we talk about it.

Draw this on the page with the EQ. Physical Feature Location Importance to Georgia’s Development Picture/synonym/ 3 key words Fall Line Okefenokee Swamp Appalachian Mountains

Draw this on the page after that. Physical Feature Location Importance to Georgia’s Development Picture/synonym/3 key words Chattahoochee River Savannah River Barrier Islands

Fall Line Separates the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain Importance Location Stopped earliest settlers from coming further inland, so many early settlements were here Power source for earliest inhabitants through modern textile mills Separates the Piedmont from the Coastal Plain Runs across the state and includes Columbus, Macon, and Augusta

Small waterfalls like this are along the Fall Line.

Okefenokee Swamp Southeast Georgia Location Importance Southeast Georgia Outer Coastal Plain near Waycross and Folkston Important ecosystem that is home to many species of animals, including some that are endangered Attracts tourists and research scientists

Dark waters of the Okefenokee Swamp

Appalachian Mountains Location Importance Northeast Georgia Also called Blue Ridge Mountains Precipitation from here supplies water to whole state Tourism brings visitors with money Retirees move to area

Georgia’s mountains reach nearly 5,000 feet.

Chattahoochee River Importance Location Provides drinking water for Atlanta and other cities Lakes (reservoirs) that are formed from it provide recreation – boating, fishing, skiing Begins in the north Georgia mountains Flows southwest to Atlanta and Columbus Continues southward to Gulf of Mexico Forms part of border with Alabama

Chattahoochee River winds its way over much of our state.

Savannah River Forms border between Georgia and South Carolina Location Importance Forms border between Georgia and South Carolina Empties into Atlantic Ocean One of Georgia’s original boundaries Port of Savannah – one in 7 jobs in GA relies on goods being shipped in or out of Savannah

The Savannah River Port is the #2 export facility in the United States.

Barrier Islands Off Georgia’s mainland on the Atlantic coast Importance Location Islands provide natural barrier to mainland from storms Visitors take vacations on the islands Important ecosystem – 1/3 of east coast’s salt marshes are on GA’s coast Jekyll – state park Cumberland – national seashore Off Georgia’s mainland on the Atlantic coast

Jekyll Island – one of Georgia’s barrier islands

Ticket Out the Door Pick one of the 6 physical features and tell me where it is located in Georgia and the importance of that feature on the development of Georgia. Label your card: TOD – Georgia’s physical features 3-5 coherent sentences for satisfactory rating.