1979 Map of Eutawville

About this map

Lake Marion and the Santee River dominate this Lowcountry landscape in the late 1970s, where the waters of the Santee-Cooper system meet the agricultural and rail-oriented town of Eutawville. The map illustrates a community anchored by numerous rural churches and cemeteries, such as Tabernacle Ch and the Walnut Grove Cem, reflecting the area's deep-rooted settlement patterns. A Historical Marker near Eutaw Creek notes the site's local significance, likely relating to its colonial and Revolutionary history. Transport and industry are evident through the Seaboard Coast Line railroad and several claypits located near the town center. To the north, the Santee National Wildlife Refuge encompasses islands like Goat Island and Pine Island, highlighting the conservation of the river basin's natural environment.