2014 Map of Carlisle

About this map

The Broad River carves a path through this part of the Piedmont, serving as a county boundary between Union, Chester, and Fairfield counties. Much of the western landscape is managed as the Sumter National Forest, a wooded area interspersed with historical family landmarks and rural communities. The town of Carlisle acts as a central hub, where several local routes like Janie Glymph Goree Blvd and Old Whitmire Rd converge. Further south, the map reveals smaller settlements such as Tuckertown and Herbert, alongside notable river features like Shelton Island. Local history and genealogy are preserved in various burial sites scattered across the terrain, including Hill Cem, Fish Dam Cem, and Kellys Cem. This 2014 survey documents the enduring rural character of the region, from the banks of the Sandy River to the crossing at Fishdam Ford, where the landscape remains defined by its watercourses and timberlands.