Where was the population of Georgia concentrated prior to and during the Revolutionary War?

Prior to and during the Revolutionary War, the population of Georgia was primarily concentrated along the coastal areas and the Savannah River. The fertile lands of the coastal plain attracted settlers, particularly for agriculture, which was heavily reliant on plantations. The interior regions of the state were less populated at this time, as they were still being explored and developed. Additionally, the majority of the population was clustered in and around Savannah, which served as the colonial capital and a key economic hub.