1980 Map of Jordan

About this map

The expansive waters of Lake Marion dominate this coastal plain landscape, defining a shoreline characterized by intricate inlets like Tranquility Cove and the broad Wyboo Swamp. Near the community of Jordan, the map reveals a rural social fabric anchored by numerous houses of worship, including Union Ch, Jordan Ch, and Cypress Ch. The transition from water to land is marked by an extensive network of tributaries such as White Oak Creek and Buckhead Branch, which drain into the reservoir. A historical transportation footprint is visible in the Old RR Grade running through the eastern forests. Farther south, near the edge of the Santee National Wildlife Refuge, recreational and utility infrastructure appears through features like the Boat Ramp and Camp Shelor, while the Clarendon County Airport and its Landing Strip provide modern connectivity to this lowland region.