The 13 colonies had three main geographic regions: the tidewater along the coast with a long growing season; the piedmont region west of the fall line with hills and fertile soil; and the backcountry beyond the piedmont with mountains and valleys. The fall line marked the boundary between the tidewater and piedmont, where rivers dropped and formed waterfalls.
The 13 colonies had three main geographic regions: the tidewater along the coast with a long growing season; the piedmont region west of the fall line with hills and fertile soil; and the backcountry beyond the piedmont with mountains and valleys. The fall line marked the boundary between the tidewater and piedmont, where rivers dropped and formed waterfalls.
The 13 colonies had three main geographic regions: the tidewater along the coast with a long growing season; the piedmont region west of the fall line with hills and fertile soil; and the backcountry beyond the piedmont with mountains and valleys. The fall line marked the boundary between the tidewater and piedmont, where rivers dropped and formed waterfalls.