2011 Map of Camden South

About this map

Camden south into the Kershaw County countryside reveals a landscape defined by the winding Wateree River and a network of creeks that once powered local industry. The legacy of water-driven processing is evident at Hermitage Mill and Boykin Mill Pond, while the agricultural character of the era is anchored by Hermitage Farm. Significant genealogical sites are clustered near the city center and along rural routes, including the Quaker Cemetery, Jewish Cemetery, and the remote Union Cemetery. The terrain is marked by distinctive local names such as Tickle Hill and Paint Hill, while the river's path creates a series of named landforms like Friends Neck and Devils Elbow. Small settlements and landing strips like Hammond and El Porvenir Airpark punctuate the transition from the historic streets of Camden to the surrounding pine-dotted wetlands.