1964 Map of North Augusta

About this map

The Savannah River defines the southwestern edge of this survey, marking the state line between South Carolina and Georgia as the landscape transitions from the riverbanks toward the developed hills of North Augusta. During the mid-1960s, residential growth is evident in the burgeoning communities of Belvedere and Clearwater, while the northern reaches maintain a more rural character defined by agricultural clearings and small family landmarks. Several prominent religious and educational institutions serve these growing neighborhoods, including St Bartholomews Ch, Hammond Hill Sch, and Triune Sch.