What is the population of the appalachian plateau in georgia? ?

Question

that question explains it all

Answer 1

We are NOT a plateau! We are precipitously riding serious ridge lines! Check your topo charts.

Answer 2

Cities throughout both the Appalachian and Ozark regions are few and, except for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, they are not very large. For decades, people moved out of this region in large numbers, and the total population declined. However, this trend seems to be reversing in many sections. In southwestern Appalachia (Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama) and in the Ozarks, the population in the late 1990s was growing, and statistics suggest that the growth trend is likely to continue.

Atlanta: 519,145 people

Augusta: 195,182 people

Columbus: 188,660 people

Savannah: 128,500 people

Athens: 111,580 people

Macon: 97,606 people

Sandy Springs: 85,771 people

Roswell: 79,334 people

Albany: 76,939 people

Johns Creek: 62,049 people