Piedmont Region Geography and Landmarks

This video explores the Piedmont region of Virginia, highlighting its location west of the coastal plain and its features like rolling hills and forests. It mentions key landmarks such as the Capitol building and Monticello. The video engages viewers with questions to identify what belongs in the Piedmont region, contrasting it with the coastal plain. The episode is part of a series on Virginia's five regions, encouraging viewers to learn more by watching other episodes.

Which region of Virginia is located west of the coastal plain?

• Blue Ridge Mountains

• Appalachian Plateau

• Piedmont

• Valley and Ridge

What type of landscape is characteristic of the Piedmont region?

• Deserts

• Mountains

• Rolling hills and forests

• Beaches

Which important building, where laws are made, is located in the Piedmont region?

• The White House

• The Capitol building

• The Pentagon

• The Supreme Court

Where is Thomas Jefferson's home, Monticello, located?

• Valley and Ridge

• Coastal Plain

• Piedmont

• Blue Ridge Mountains

Is Williamsburg part of the Piedmont region?

• Yes

• No

• It depends on the year

• Only during summer

Can you find a beach in the Piedmont region?

• Yes, there are many beaches

• No, there are no beaches

• Only artificial beaches

• Only during high tide