is augusta georgia close enough to the beach to have sand.. like on the side of the interstates like fl? does?

Question

it have palm trees and sand?? if not.. wat kind of soil is there? is it on the flood plain or is it in the hills?

Answer 1

hahaha im from augusta ga and currently live in orlando. NO augusta is not close enough to the beach for that. you wont find a palm tree there. mostly red clay - GA red clay. and a lot of normal fill dirt. nothing too fertile. not too many hills. i wouldnt call it a flood plain either, cause its not by any means all flat and we dont have flash floods at all - here and there where bridges were poorly constructed but never anything to worry about. any other questions please contact me, i grew up there and miss GA (sometimes) :o)

Answer 2

The 1st answer is excellent. I want to add, that I used to live in Augusta and it is a BEAUTIFUL, lovely city. See map at website below to see that it is NOT near the ocean. it is a great city with friendly people.

Answer 3

All you've got is red clay leading down to the Savannah River. There's no beach...just the country's 7th most polluted river.

And the red clay is terrible. It gets everywhere.

Answer 4

If I had any coastline sand, i does not enable it get away. it might trip at my abode continuously. I stay in Northern Canada....and beautiful coastline sand is hard back by making use of. yet your Uncle does not would desire to tension b/c i don't, in fact, have any coastline sand traveling at my abode. except between the Canadian ducks who're migrating returned had in on their ft (what are chicken ft observed as returned? i won't be able to submit to in techniques...).

Answer 5

Augusta, GA. is approx. 3hrs from Tybee Island, GA.(The Beach)

You can check their (Augusta's) web site for agricultural info.

Answer 6

Ga red clay is all you will see in agusta