2024 Map of Plum Branch
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Savannah River defines the border between South Carolina and Georgia, creating a complex landscape of fingers and inlets along the J. Strom Thurmond Reservoir. This modern survey documents the rural character of McCormick County, South Carolina, where historic ferries like Chamberlains Ferry, McCoys Ferry, and Sturkeys Ferry once operated before the reservoir's expansion. The area is marked by established community anchors such as Springfield A M E Church and the Pine Grove African Methodist Episcopal Church, alongside several family and community burial grounds including the Freeland Family Cem and Republican Cem. Within the Sumter National Forest, the terrain is carved by numerous tributaries including Hawe Creek, Benningsfield Creek, and Soap Creek, while small settlements like Plum Branch and Martins Crossroads serve as local navigation points in this heavily forested and water-dominated region.
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