2017 Map of North Charleston

About this map

Cooper River and Goose Creek dominate this landscape, where the tides of the Lowcountry carve a intricate network of reaches and islands. The area shows a transition from the industrial and residential corridors of North Charleston and Hanahan to the expansive wetlands and tidal flats surrounding Big Island. Historical land use is evidenced by Yeamans Hall Plantation Cem and the numerous named ponds like Old Tenant Pond and Georgie Pond, which hint at former agricultural or estate boundaries. The river itself is meticulously detailed, showing navigational markers like Back Slack Reach and Slack Reach, alongside coastal features such as Snow Point and Woods Point. To the south, the development of Daniel Island and Deweys Hill sits adjacent to the meandering Filbin Creek, illustrating the modern footprint within this watery environment.