The Piedmont Region
A great place to visit!
The History and Facts of the Piedmont
- Between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Upper Coastal Plain is the Piedmont Region. It runs northeast-to-southwest and follows the fall line, separating it from the Coastal Plain.
- Rocks in the Piedmont are frequently covered by decomposed rock called also known as the red clay of Georgia.
- The original forests of the southern Piedmont consisted of oak and hickory trees.
- Native American peoples moved into Georgia about ten thousand years ago.
- Poultry and hog farms are important agricultural activities in the area.
Hills of the Piedmont Region
Come and visit the hills of the Piedmont Region and see and climb all of the wonderful hills filled with life and color!
Visit Stone Mountain
A main attraction to this region, Stone Mountain is the most-visited attraction in Georgia. The world’s largest piece of exposed granite, Stone Mountain is a great place to bring the family!
Map of the five Georgia Regions
The Piedmont Region (in grey) is the most populated region in Georgia. We live in the Piedmont and we love it!