2020 Map of Pamplico South

About this map

Pamplico serves as the primary hub of this eastern South Carolina landscape, where the Great Pee Dee River defines the northeastern boundary and the Lynches River flows along the southern edge. The terrain is characterized by numerous bays and swamps, including Sugarfoot Bay, Myers Bay, and the expansive Big Swamp Br. Small rural junctions such as Butler Crossroads, Poston Crossroads, and Bazen Crossroads illustrate the traditional crossroads settlement pattern of the region. Family and community history is anchored by a dense network of local burial grounds, ranging from Old Salem Cem and Union Cem to Aimwell Cem. Agricultural activity is evident at Weaver Field, while water management is highlighted by the Coleman Pond Dam. The map also captures several named depressions and ponds like J H Holliday Pond and Pitch Pot Swamp, reflecting the low-lying, water-dependent nature of the coastal plain environment in this part of Florence County.