2011 Map of Plantersville

About this map

Great Pee-Dee-River and its intricate network of tributaries dominate this coastal South Carolina landscape, defining the boundaries of local life and industry. The winding water of Thoroughfare Creek and Guendalose Creek weave through low-lying marshlands and island formations like Sandy Island and Bull Island. This 2011 survey reveals a settlement pattern largely dictated by the river system, with landing points such as Upper Topsaw Landing and Lower Topsaw Landing serving as critical access points. Inland, small communities like Plantersville and Saint Pauls are linked by a network of rural roads such as Plantersville Rd and Exodus Dr. The transition from the Black Swamp in the west to the confluence of the Waccamaw River and Prince Creek in the southeast highlights the complex hydrography of the Georgetown County coastline.