
The Savannah River forms a winding natural boundary between South Carolina and Georgia, anchoring a landscape defined by oxbow lakes and intricate marshy channels. Lowland features such as Dead River Lake, Brierpatch Lake, and Ferguson Lake illustrate the shifting path of the river over time, while points like Jaw Point and Possum Eddy mark the river's serpentine bends. The terrain away from the river is a network of small tributaries including Brier Creek and Watchaw Creek, which cut through the wooded lowlands known locally as The Gaul.
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1920 Peeples
Allendale County, SC

1943 Peeples
Allendale County, SC

1964 Millett
Allendale County, SC

1978 Barton
Allendale County, SC

1978 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC

1978 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC

1979 Martin
Allendale County, SC
2011 Barton
Allendale County, SC
2011 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC
2011 Martin
Allendale County, SC
2011 Millett
Allendale County, SC
2011 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC
2014 Barton
Allendale County, SC
2014 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC
2014 Martin
Allendale County, SC
2014 Millett
Allendale County, SC
2014 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC
2017 Barton
Allendale County, SC
2017 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC
2017 Martin
Allendale County, SC
2017 Millett
Allendale County, SC
2017 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC
2020 Barton
Allendale County, SC
2020 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC
2020 Martin
Allendale County, SC
2020 Millett
Allendale County, SC
2020 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC

2024 Barton
Allendale County, SC

2024 Bull Pond
Allendale County, SC

2024 Martin
Allendale County, SC

2024 Millett
Allendale County, SC

2024 Solomons Crossroads
Allendale County, SC