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Why America's Southeast Coast is SHOCKINGLY Empty

Look at a population map of the United States, and you'll see a massive void. Between the packed cities of the Northeast (DC, NYC, Boston) and the sprawling coasts of Florida lies a massive stretch of empty coastline. Why are the coasts of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina so sparsely populated? And why are their biggest cities—like Atlanta, Charlotte, and Columbia—located hundreds of miles inland? The answer is a fascinating story of ancient geology, a deadly hidden killer, and the most dangerous coastline on the planet. We dive into the history of the "Fall Line," the "Graveyard of the Atlantic," and the "Malaria Zone" to explain this bizarre population map. #Geography #USHistory #RealLifeLore #WhyIsItEmpty #Geopolitics