1953 Map of Rembert
USGS Topo · Published 1957About this map
Agricultural and institutional land use dominates this portion of the South Carolina Midlands during the early 1950s. The South Carolina Penitentiary and State Farm Number One occupy a large tract along the Wateree River, where the landscape is marked by silos, conveyors, and water infrastructure. Inland, the rural character is defined by a dense network of small communities and family-named landmarks. The topography transitions from the alluvial bottomlands of Gum Swamp and White Oak Slash Lake to the higher ground of the Sandhills, where settlements like Boykin, Hagood, and Rembert are connected by the Southern railroad line.
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