50 Georgia Geography Facts You Won’t Believe Are True | United States

Did you know that Georgia is home to the largest exposed mass of granite on Earth, or that beneath its famous red clay lies a prehistoric ocean floor filled with shark teeth? From a "Little Grand Canyon" created by human error to a mysterious stone monument that baffled the world, Georgia is a state where ancient geology collides with modern wonders. In this video, we reveal 50 incredible Georgia geography facts that will completely change how you see the Peach State. We explore the "trembling earth" of the Okefenokee Swamp , the hidden city buried beneath Atlanta, and the geological reason why the state is split perfectly in two. Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro: Georgia’s Hidden Secrets 00:39 - The World's Largest Granite Dome (Stone Mountain) 01:21 - Providence Canyon: Georgia's "Little Grand Canyon" 02:05 - The "Trembling Earth" of the Okefenokee 03:47 - The Fall Line: Why Georgia is Split in Two 05:54 - The Mystery of the Georgia Guidestones 06:38 - Underground Atlanta: A City Beneath a City 07:09 - Walking on a Fossilized Ocean Floor 10:50 - The Truth About America's First Gold Rush 12:35 - The Andersonville Prison Site 14:14 - The Massive Joro Spider Invasion 15:36 - The River That Disappears Underground (Alapaha) In this video, we cover: How Stone Mountain is actually a massive underground pluton. The geological mistake that created Providence Canyon. Why the "Fall Line" determined where Macon, Columbus, and Augusta were built. The science behind the "blue water" of Radium Springs . The ancient volcanic history hidden in Georgia's soil. Why the Appalachian Trail starts (or ends) at Springer Mountain. ❓ Which of these geography facts surprised you the most? Let us know in the comments below! #Georgia #Geography #USGeography #FunFacts #Atlanta #StoneMountain #Geology #Travel #Education #History