The Upper Coastal Plain is flat. It has good soil for growing crops. Some famous Georgia crops are peaches, pecans, and peanuts.

habitat

The Upper Coastal Plain has two types of habitat: coniferous forest and farmland.

A coniferous forest is a type of forest that has trees with needles. These trees do not lose their leaves in the fall. A pine tree is an example. The name coniferous comes from the word "cone", like a pine cone.

Farmland is not a natural habitat. It is man-made. Farmers clear away grasses or bushes on the land so they can plant their own crops.

climate

The climate of the Upper Coastal Plain is hot and humid. Scientists call this type of climate "humid subtropical." It's pretty hot in the summer and not too cold in the winter. It rains some and the air feels wet and sticky, or humid, most of the time.

animal life

Plant Life