Piedmont (Georgia)

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Piedmont (Georgia) is a major plateau region in the central part of the state characterized by rolling hills, red clay soils, and a transition between the Appalachian Mountains and the Coastal Plain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
plateau
borderedBy Blue Ridge (Georgia) NERFINISHED
Coastal Plain (Georgia) NERFINISHED
climate humid subtropical climate
containsCity Athens, Georgia NERFINISHED
Atlanta, Georgia NERFINISHED
Augusta, Georgia NERFINISHED
Gainesville, Georgia NERFINISHED
Macon, Georgia NERFINISHED
Milledgeville, Georgia NERFINISHED
Newnan, Georgia NERFINISHED
containsFeature Fall Line cities of Georgia
containsMetropolitanArea Athens–Clarke County area NERFINISHED
Atlanta metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Augusta metropolitan area NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economicImportance center of Georgia’s population and industry
elevationRange approximately 300 to 1500 feet above sea level
extendsFrom Fall Line in Georgia
extendsTo Blue Ridge Mountains (Georgia) NERFINISHED
geology crystalline rocks
igneous rocks
metamorphic rocks
hasErosionIssues soil erosion from agriculture and development
historicalUse cotton agriculture
knownFor gently rolling topography
red clay soils
landUse forestry
pasture
row-crop agriculture
urban development
locatedIn Georgia (U.S. state) NERFINISHED
majorRiver Chattahoochee River NERFINISHED
Ocmulgee River NERFINISHED
Oconee River NERFINISHED
Savannah River NERFINISHED
partOf Eastern United States NERFINISHED
Piedmont (United States) NERFINISHED
physiographicProvince Piedmont province NERFINISHED
separates Appalachian Mountains NERFINISHED
Atlantic Coastal Plain NERFINISHED
soilType red clay
stateRegionOf Georgia Piedmont ecoregion NERFINISHED
terrain rolling hills
transitionZoneBetween Appalachian Highlands NERFINISHED
Atlantic and Gulf Coastal Plain NERFINISHED
vegetation mixed hardwood and pine forests

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