2011 Map of Myrtle Beach

About this map

Myrtle Beach and its surrounding Grand Strand communities are presented here during a period of significant coastal development and infrastructure growth. The landscape is defined by the Intracoastal Waterway, which cuts through the region, separating the interior Socastee Swamp and Negro Field Swamp from the burgeoning oceanfront. Large-scale tourism and recreation footprints are evident through the Myrtle Beach International Airport, the expansive Broadway at the Beach complex, and numerous golf courses like Whispering Pines Golf Course. Residential patterns show a dense network of neighborhoods such as Ramsey Acres, Withers Heights, and Deerfield Plantation, alongside traditional coastal access points like Withers Swash and Springmaid Beach. The southern portion of the sheet highlights the concentration of outdoor hospitality, including the Pirateland Campground and Lakewood Campground along the Atlantic Ocean shore.