This 1852 map of South Carolina, shows locations rarely recorded by other cartographers, in the mid 19th century. R&R has subdivided the map into searchable sections, allowing quick review and study. The map maybe view in it’s entirety by opening the More Information / Enlargeable Map link under the primary picture or click on the individual section number to see an enlargeable map of a specific location.
Searchable sections:
Section #1 Section #10 Section #19
Section #2 Section #11 Section #20
Section #3 Section #12 Section #21
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R Starr says
Please would someone identify for me the unnamed Revolutionary war skirmish marked with a flag on Section 8, west side of the Wateree River in Fairfield Co, between the Rocky Mount P.O. and Big Wateree Creek.
Thanks.
rradmin says
Please see information on the Battle of Rocky Mount during the American Revolution.