The Fall Line is the highest point in a river that a ship can sail to- coming from the ocean. At the Fall line- rocks in the river. To go further up the river, you need to unload the ship, and transfer to a smaller boat above the Fall Line. It is handy to have docks, places to store things and for people to live at such a point. Because of this, the location of the Fall line was also the site of some of the first towns and cities in Virginia.
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The two regions of Virginia that are separated by the Fall Line are the Coastal Plain of eastern Virginia and the bedrock of the Piedmont. The Fall Line is a set of rapids that blocks ships from sailing upstream any further.
I think but i am not sure that the rocks affects the settlement because they can't cross it.
American Indians would not let them cross the Fall Line.
The Appomattox, James, Potomac, and Rappahannock Rivers all cross the fall line.
the Fall Line
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The geographical dividing line between the Tidewater and the Piedmont in Virginia is the Fall Line
Fall Line!! = )
PIEDMONT.
Blue ridge and the coastal plain