2011 Map of Pringletown

About this map

Four Hole Swamp dominates this landscape, weaving through the rural stretches of Berkeley County near Spring Hill. This 2011 survey documents a region defined by its intersection with history and hydrology, notably the Four Hole Bridge Revolutionary Post located near Pringletown. The area is characterized by a high concentration of family and community landmarks, including Sandridge Cemetery and Springhill Cemetery, which speak to the deep-rooted settlement patterns of the region. The map tracks numerous waterways such as Santee Branch, Rock Branch, and Timothy Creek, as well as engineered features like the South Carolina Noname 08021 D-3463 Dam. These drainage systems and small lakes like Lake Merkel highlight the water-managed environment of the Lowcountry, while local roads like Old Wiggins RD and Beidler Forest RD connect the scattered hamlets and historic sites.