--red clay -
tall green trees - Stone Mountain - rolling hills - big cities--
The
mountains are in the north and the swamps are in the south, but the
Piedmont is right in the middle of Georgia. More people live in the
Piedmont than any other section of Georgia. Why? The capital city of
Georgia, Atlanta, is in the Piedmont. The soil is red clay. The
trees are big and green. The land is hilly. It is about 1,500 feet
above sea level, and it is filled with fun things to see and do,
including Stone Mountain.
To learn more about the
Georgia piedmont, visit this site:
The
mountains are in the north and the swamps are in the south, but the
Piedmont is right in the middle of Georgia. More people live in the
Piedmont than any other section of Georgia. Why? The capital city of
Georgia, Atlanta, is in the Piedmont. The soil is red clay. The
trees are big and green. The land is hilly. It is about 1,500 feet
above sea level, and it is filled with fun things to see and do,
including Stone Mountain.
