Georgia Landforms By Sarima Moosa Edited for:TCSS.

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Georgia Landforms By Sarima Moosa Edited for:TCSS

Tallullah Falls Located in Northeast Georgia Formed by the Tallulah River Located in the Tallulah Gorge state park Tallulah falls is made from constructive forces It was caused by water, rock, and wind

Okefenokee Swamp Largest swamp in North America It was created by wave action associated with offshore sandbar. It was created by destructive force It was caused by water and rock

Blue Ridge Mountains It is located in Northeast Georgia It was given its name due to the blue haze covering the peaks. It was formed by a constructive force It was formed by rock, wind, and water

Cumberland Island It is located off the Southeastern coast of Georgia. Its beach is more than sixteen miles long. It was formed by a constructive force It was formed by rock, sand, and water