
Batesburg-Leesville serves as the central hub of this modern topography, where the boundary between Saluda and Lexington counties divides the landscape. This area is exceptionally dense with family-named burial grounds and historical sites, reflecting deep-rooted settlement patterns across the Midlands. To the north, features like the Beulah Church Graveyard and Etheredge Cem overlook the drainage of Clouds Creek, while the southern reaches near Hibernia and Kneece are defined by agricultural tracts and small water bodies like Fricks Pond. The mapping reveals a complex network of rural roads such as Duncan Rd and Spann Rd that have long connected these farming communities. Notable for genealogists, the map preserves the locations of numerous smaller plots including Thrailkill Cem, Bouknight Cem, and Holston Wise Cem, many of which sit away from primary thoroughfares near Warren Branch and Dye Creek.
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12 maps found

1964 Batesburg
Saluda County, SC

1964 Emory
Saluda County, SC

1964 Saluda South
Saluda County, SC

1970 Delmar
Saluda County, SC

1971 Denny
Saluda County, SC

1971 Saluda North
Saluda County, SC

2024 Batesburg
Saluda County, SC

2024 Delmar
Saluda County, SC

2024 Denny
Saluda County, SC

2024 Emory
Saluda County, SC

2024 Saluda North
Saluda County, SC

2024 Saluda South
Saluda County, SC