1988 Map of Hendersonville

About this map

The Ashepoo River meanders through the heart of the Great Swamp in this late-twentieth-century study of Colleton County. The landscape is defined by its extensive wetlands, including Remick Swamp and Bluehouse Swamp, which separate several small communities. The settlement of Hendersonville serves as a primary reference point in the western section, while Catholic Hill and Bluehouse Corners are situated to the southeast. The northeastern boundary touches the Walterboro Corp Bdy, indicating the edge of the regional hub. Local industry and transit are represented by the presence of railroads passing through Ritter and Drawdy, while smaller features like Pringle Creek and various cemeteries provide critical data for those tracing local family history and the historical geography of the Lowcountry.