How many regions does georgia have

there are five major geographical regions of georgia. they are the appalachian plateau region, the ridge and valley region, the blue ridge region, the piedmont region, and the coastal plain region.

the appalachian plateau region is the southern portion of the appalachian plateau that stretches from new york through georgia and west into alabama.

the piedmont region is the second largest, and has 3 water systems: the chattahoochee river, west point lake, and lake sidney lanier.

the coastal plain region is the largest and includes portions of the atlantic coastal plains. the satilla river is in the atlantic coastal plain. alapaha river, suwanee river, and the flint and chattahoochee rivers flow through the gulf coastal plain and the florida panhandle into the gulf of mexico. lake seminole is a reservoir at the confluence of the chattahoochee and flint rivers on the georgia–florida border.

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