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What does the Georgia Bight do?

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The Georgia Bight is a bend in the coastline. Because of how inland the mainland lies, tropical systems have less of an impact. It isn't impossible for the bight to be impacted directly by a tropical storm. Simply the bight doesn't "do" anything. It is just the most westward area of coastline on the atlantic coastline of North America.

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