2020 Map of Cameron

About this map

The town of Cameron serves as the central hub of this South Carolina landscape, situated along the border of Calhoun Co and Orangeburg Co. The terrain is defined by a dense network of blackwater drainage systems and family-named water features, including Flea Bite Cr and the expansive Four Hole Swamp in the southern reaches. Numerous ponds such as T C Moss Pond, Jessie Rast Pond, and Shuller Pond are scattered throughout the agricultural parcels, suggesting a long history of managed water for local farming operations. To the northeast, the settlement of Creston sits near the headwaters of Halfway Swamp, while Mc Neil Airport provides a localized aviation landmark amidst the rural roads. The geography here is a classic representation of the inner coastal plain, where the drainage from places like Bull Pond and Cook Br feeds into larger swamp systems like Goodbys Swamp.