1979 Map of Holly Hill
USGS Topo · Published 1991About this map
Holly Hill and its surrounding Lowcountry landscape are defined by the convergence of agricultural land and the expansive Horse Range Swamp and Target Swamp. In the late 1970s, the area's infrastructure supported a mix of small-town commerce and rural industry, including multiple Claypit sites located near Four Holes. The Seaboard Coast Line Railroad bisects the region, connecting the primary town to outlying settlements like Wells and Bowyer. Significant for local historians, the survey identifies numerous community cornerstones, including Union Hill Ch, Bethlehem Ch, and New Jerusalem Ch, alongside the Holly Hill Academy. The presence of several Tailings Ponds and the Holly Hill Lookout Tower highlights the industrial and forestry management practices that shaped the Orangeburg and Dorchester county border during this period.
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