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GEORGETOWN COUNTY – Old SCDOT MAPS

City Directories and History: Enhanced SCDOT maps of Georgetown County can be found under the MORE INFORMATION link. These maps show the county with significant historical details such as stores, churches, cross roads, and schools in the rural communities. (Old Road Maps – Georgetown County, S.C.)

Individual sections of the 1930’s SCDOT road map are also available below.  Georgetown County is divided into (36) sections beginning with the northwest corner #1, and ending with the southeastern corner #36. These individual maps may also be accessed by searching for their captions, example: Section #1, will be loaded with accompanying images.

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Due to the sheer size of these maps, it is best to view them on a computer.  It will take a minute or more to load each – use the map features plus button, found at the bottom right corner of the maps page, to enlarge the map.

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