2014 Map of Liberty Hill

About this map

Liberty Hill sits atop a rise in the northern reaches of this South Carolina landscape, where the borders of Lancaster, Kershaw, and Fairfield counties converge. The geography is dominated by the sprawling fingers of Wateree Lake, which has transformed the historical paths of Singleton Creek and Beaver Creek into deep inlets. This modern survey reflects a region where traditional crossroads and small settlements like Summerville coexist with growing recreational developments along the shoreline, marked by roads like Plantation Pointe Road and Lakeside Drive. For local historians and genealogists, the map identifies specific points of interest such as the Cunningham Cemetery near the northern boundary and the New Grove Cemetery further south, alongside natural landmarks like the Mineral Spring. The intricate drainage pattern, including Stillhouse Branch and Molly Creek Branch, reveals the underlying topography that shaped early settlement patterns before the valley was flooded.