The correct statements about the fall line are:
- It makes the northern edge of the Piedmont region.
- Many cities have developed along it.
The fall line is a geographic boundary that marks the transition from the eroded uplands of the Piedmont to the lower coastal plain, and it is often where rivers descend and create waterfalls, which historically facilitated the growth of cities. The other statements regarding river behavior and swamps are not accurate in the context of the fall line.