Cape Romain Lighthouses stand as sentinels over this coastal landscape where the South Santee River meets the Atlantic Ocean. The geography is defined by a series of barrier islands and expansive tidal waters, including Murphy Island, Cape Island, and the sheltered waters of Cape Romain Harbor. This 2011 survey captures the intricate network of tidal creeks such as Needles Eye Creek and Alligator Creek that lattice the marshland between the mainland and the sea.
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1942 · Cape Romain
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1942 · Mc Clellanville
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1942 · Santee Point
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1943 · Santee
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1943 · Minim Island
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1948 · James Island
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1949 · Georgetown
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1967 · Georgetown
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1968 · James Island
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1969 · James Island
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