2014 Map of McClellanville

About this map

McClellanville serves as the focal point of this coastal landscape, situated where the Atlantic marshlands meet the dense timber of the Francis Marion National Forest. The map illustrates a complex network of tidewater passages, including Mathews Cut, Town Creek, and the Intracoastal Waterway, which define the low-lying geography of the Santee Delta region. Inland, the town’s grid extends along streets like Drayton St and Lincoln Rd, while the McClellanville Lookout Tower stands as a prominent local landmark. The transition from the settled areas at Moores Corner to the wilderness of Raccoon Key and Lighthouse Island reflects the area's dual character as both a working waterfront and a protected natural preserve. Navigational features like Key Inlet and Slack Reach provide insights into the maritime routes used by local fishermen and boaters navigating the labyrinthine creeks and bays.