yes
yes
Google and sites about the state of Georgia
no
because of its growth and development
This is very simple. it is why the south Georgia has more population than north Georgia.
The geography of the Georgia Colony included mostly big forests and hilly coastal plains. The colony was perfectly suited for planting large plantations and producing lumber. Trapping for furs was also big business in the Georgia Colony.
Perhaps you should learn your geography as Atlanta is in Georgia so the distance between the two would be zero.Atlanta is a city in Georgia.
Geography
geography
the geography is a contributing factor
geography played in the west