1972 Map of Lockhart
USGS Topo · Published 1975About this map
The Broad River and Pacolet River converge in this northern South Carolina landscape, marking a historic junction where Union, Cherokee, York, and Chester counties meet. At the heart of the river bend lies Pinckneyville, accompanied by a nearby Historical Monument that signifies the area's early role in the state's judicial and political development. Further south, the town of Lockhart serves as a concentrated industrial and residential hub, defined by its position along the riverbank and the Southern railroad line, featuring local infrastructure like a Water Tank and its own Lockhart Chapel.
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Editions of this 1972 Lockhart Map
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Historical Maps of Lockhart Through Time
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