Which is the best example of how geography shaped Georgia’s development?

The Floridan Aquifer is a large underground source of freshwater, so it helped supply water to Georgia’s settlers and communities. The fall line was not a route that enabled settlers to travel inland; its waterfalls and rapids made river travel harder beyond that point. The Coastal Plain is not a mountainous region, and the coastal islands did not block inland settlement.

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