2020 Map of Lucknow

About this map

Lucknow sits at the heart of this South Carolina landscape, where the flatlands of Lee County meet the winding drainages of the Lynches River and Little Lynches River. The terrain is defined by a series of creeks and millponds, such as Halls Millpond and Merchants Mill Cr, which hint at the region's agricultural and milling heritage. The map documents a rural network of named settlements including Zemp and Thursa, alongside several early cemeteries like Bethany Cem and Turkey Creek Cem that serve as vital anchors for genealogical research. Strategic crossing points, most notably Tillers Bridge, connect the intricate web of county roads that traverse the county lines of Chesterfield, Darlington, and Kershaw. This survey illustrates how the local economy remains tied to the water, with features like Sunesac Lake and Newson Pond dotting the low-lying areas between the ridges.