1920 Map of Ellenton
USGS Topo · Published 1920About this map
The Savannah River defines the landscape of this 1920 survey, carving a wide valley that serves as the border between South Carolina and Georgia. This era of the Savannah River valley is characterized by numerous river landings and complex backwater systems, including Little Hell Landing and Stoney Bluff Landing, which provided vital connectivity for river traffic before the mid-century industrial transformation of the region. Inland, the Charleston and Western Carolina railroad links agrarian centers like Ellenton and Dunbarton.
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