2011 Map of Hebron Crossroads

About this map

Hebron Crossroads and several other rural junctions define this low-lying landscape in Williamsburg County, where drainage networks like Puddin Swamp and Douglas Swamp dominate the local geography. The map reveals a pattern of agricultural and residential settlement clustered at significant road intersections, including Union Crossroads and Barrineau Crossroads. Local family names and community foundations are preserved through roads such as Ann Worsham Rd, Dubose Rd, and the Saint James Cemetery. Near the center of the sheet, the Buddin Pond Dam D-3485 contains the waters of Buddin Pond, reflecting the small-scale water management necessary in these wetlands. This 2011 survey documents a quiet rural pocket of South Carolina where many of the drainage branches, such as Bull Branch and Newman Branch, dictate the winding paths of the local road network.