Southeastern Coastal Plain

The Southeastern Coastal Plain is a large geographic region along the southeastern coast of the United States, covering parts of states like Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina. It features flat, low-lying land with sandy soils, extensive coastlines, and many wetlands, including swamps and marshes. This area is characterized by a warm climate, diverse ecosystems, and fertile lands ideal for agriculture and wildlife. The region’s proximity to the Atlantic Ocean influences its weather and ecosystems, making it an important area for both natural habitats and human activities like farming, fishing, and tourism.