2020 Map of Coosawhatchie
USGS Topo · Published 2020About this map
The Coosawhatchie River and its intricate wetlands define this South Carolina landscape, where historic settlements like Coosawhatchie and Gillisonville reflect the long-standing habitation of Jasper County. The map details a transition from the agricultural and timber-linked tracts of Gregorie Neck and Huguenins Neck to the modern transportation corridors of Interstate 95. Evidence of the region’s plantation history is visible through labels like Moultrie Plantation and Roseland Plantation Dr. Smaller communities such as Bashan, Ricetown, and Gilmania are documented alongside local landmarks like Deloss Point and the Ridgeland-Claude Dean Airport. The drainage patterns of Little Bees Creek and the Tulifiny River reveal the low-lying, water-dominant geography that has historically shaped travel and land use in this coastal plain region.
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Editions of this 2020 Coosawhatchie Map
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1920 · Okatie
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1942 · Okatie
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1943 · Pineland
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1947 · Savannah
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