1980 Map of Manning
USGS Topo · Published 1980About this map
The Pocotaligo River and its dense network of tributaries, such as Ox Swamp and Bear Creek, define the geography of the South Carolina lowcountry near the city of Manning. This 1980 edition reveals the area as it transitioned from an agricultural hub to a regional center, with the Seaboard Coast Line railroad threading through settlements like Alcolu and Baggette Crossroads. Local history and genealogy interest is concentrated in the numerous rural churches and schools that dot the landscape, including the Laurence Manning Academy, Emmanuel Ch, and St Matthews Ch. The presence of large swampy depressions, like Big Bay, and the detailed mapping of individual farm structures and landmarks like the County Hospital provide a clear view of the rural-to-urban development patterns of Clarendon County in the late twentieth century.
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