The Five Physiographic RegionsVersion en ligne Describe the five physiographic regions of Georgia; include the Blue Ridge Mountains, Valley and Ridge, Appalachian Plateau, Piedmont, and Coastal Plain. par Aaron Stinson 1 Blue Ridge 2 Valley and Ridge 3 Appalachian Plateau 4 Piedmont 5 Coastal Plain The site of the first U.S. gold rush The highest peak, Brasstown Bald Highest amount of annual rainfall Contains most of the state’s textile industry Contains ridges with valleys between The smallest of the five regions GA’s only source of a fossil fuel (coal) Includes only Dade and Walker County The most populated region Contains Georgia’s peaches The industrial/business heart of Georgia Contains Atlanta, the state’s largest city Contains soil made up of Georgia red clay The largest physiographic region Contains most of Georgia’s peanut & cotton farms Contains Port of Savannah and the Port of Brunswick