
Sumter National Forest dominates the landscape where the Tyger River and Enoree River converge with the Broad River. This riverine territory is marked by the enduring legacy of early Piedmont transport, evidenced by several historic crossing points such as David Sims Ferry and Blairs Ferry. The settlement pattern follows the high ground between these drainages, with small communities like Maybinton and Glymphville serving as focal points for the surrounding rural acreage. Genealogists will find several burial sites preserved across the landscape, including the Ebenezer Cem and Weeping Mary Cem. Along the eastern bank of the Broad River, the Catawba Trail traces a path near Strother, hinting at the long-standing importance of this corridor for travel through South Carolina's backcountry. The map also highlights recreational paths like the Tyger River Canoe Trl, showcasing how these historical waterways continue to be utilized today.
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1968 Newberry East
Newberry County, SC

1969 Blair
Newberry County, SC

1969 Newberry NW
Newberry County, SC

1969 Newberry West
Newberry County, SC

1969 Whitmire South
Newberry County, SC

1970 Bush River
Newberry County, SC

1971 Chappells
Newberry County, SC

2024 Blair
Newberry County, SC

2024 Bush River
Newberry County, SC

2024 Chappells
Newberry County, SC

2024 Newberry East
Newberry County, SC

2024 Newberry NW
Newberry County, SC

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Newberry County, SC

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Newberry County, SC