
Ninety Six National Historic Site anchors the southeastern portion of this landscape, preserving the grounds of a pivotal Revolutionary War outpost. The modern town of Ninety Six sits nearby, serving as a hub for local transportation routes that cross the numerous waterways feeding into the Saluda River. The topography is defined by these drainages, including Brightmans Creek and Wilson Creek, which carve through the terrain toward Lake Greenwood at the northern edge. Historical sites for researchers include the Rock Presbyterian Church Graveyard and Springfield Baptist Church Graveyard, alongside several family-named landmarks like Mayson Graves. Further north, settlements such as Coronaca, Saluca, and Pinehurst illustrate the residential development surrounding the regional center at Greenwood, where Piedmont Technical College is established near the western margin.
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