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Georgia benefits from the what because they receive a large amount of rainfall that is then carried throughout the state.
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Which of these is NOT true about the Okefenokee Swamp?

It is located in the Coastal Plains
It was designated as a national wildlife refuge
It is home to many diverse plants and animals
It is located in Blue Ridge
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Which of the following is true about Georgia’s rivers?

Rivers are the most important method of transporting goods
Rivers provide mineable coal
Rivers help moderate the climate of the state
Rivers determined Georgia's original boundaries and affected the location of its settlements
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What important Georgia river serves as the boundary between Georgia and South Carolina?
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Which of Georgia’s Rivers flows into the Gulf of Mexico and forms the border between Georgia and Alabama?
Answered by GPT 3.5
Georgia benefits from rainfall because it helps to regulate the water supply throughout the state. This ample rainfall contributes to the maintenance of rivers, streams, and reservoirs, providing a constant source of water for agriculture, industry, and households. Additionally, the rainfall helps replenish the groundwater levels, ensuring a sustainable water supply for the state.
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The statement that is NOT true about the Okefenokee Swamp is: "It is located in Blue Ridge". The Okefenokee Swamp is located in the Coastal Plains region of Georgia.
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The statement that is true about Georgia's rivers is: "Rivers determined Georgia's original boundaries and affected the location of its settlements." Georgia's original boundaries were defined by rivers, such as the Savannah River and the Chattahoochee River, which played a significant role in shaping the state's geography and influencing settlement patterns.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The important Georgia river that serves as the boundary between Georgia and South Carolina is the Savannah River.
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The river in Georgia that flows into the Gulf of Mexico and forms the border between Georgia and Alabama is the Chattahoochee River.