1942 Map of Mc Clellanville

About this map

McClellanville sits at the heart of this coastal landscape, serving as a gateway to the intricate tidal networks of the South Carolina Lowcountry. The settlement patterns of 1942 are clearly visible, with landmarks such as Lincoln Sch, Rhems Ch, and St Peters Ch providing a structural record of the local community during the mid-twentieth century. North of the town, the Francis Marion National Forest occupies the upland terrain, while to the south, the expansive Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge preserves an environment dominated by marshlands and winding waterways like Five Fathom Creek and the Romain River.