2014 Map of Angelus

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Lynches River defines the southwestern boundary of this region, winding through a landscape shaped by numerous tributaries and family-named roads. The settlement of Catarrh anchors the western edge near Evans Ford, while Angelus sits centrally among the headwaters of Big Sandy Cr and Little Sandy Cr. The terrain is notable for its numerous small impoundments and ponds, including Kirkleys Pond, Hortons Pond, and the numerically designated Lake Number Seventeen. Local history is embedded in the road network, with names like Jack Buie Hill Rd, Daddy Hendrix Ln, and Mack Jowers Rd reflecting the long-standing community ties in this rural South Carolina landscape. To the northeast, the King Sand Hills rise above the drainage of Oxpen Br and Sevenmile Br, marking a shift in the local topography near the Kershaw and Chesterfield county line.