2011 Map of Limehouse

About this map

The New River and its surrounding wetlands define this landscape near the South Carolina and Georgia border, where the settlement of Limehouse sits at the intersection of several local routes. The area is marked by a deep genealogical record, evidenced by numerous family and community burial grounds including Chisolm Cemetery, Garret Cemetery, and Hardy Cemetery. Waterways dominate the western and southern reaches, from the winding Back River and Clydesdale Creek to the engineered Murray Hill Canal and Lucknow Canal, reflecting a coastal geography shaped by both natural tides and historic drainage efforts. To the east, the New River Bridge connects the terrain near Levy, while isolated points like Union Landing and Turnbridge Landing trace the edges of the river system. The presence of Hog Island and the broad Tunbridge Neck further illustrates the complex interface of land and water in this lowcountry region.