Saluda anchors the southern edge of this landscape, where the Little Saluda River and Burnets Cr converge near Travis Park Cem. This 2014 survey reveals a transition from the town's residential grid to the rural crossroads communities that define the upland interior of Saluda County. Points like Chapmans Crossroads, Colemans Crossroads, and Bleases Crossroads mark historic intersections of a dense local road network, including family-named routes such as Sam Etheredge Rd and RC Berry Rd. The terrain is deeply etched by a network of waterways like Big Cr and Dry Cr, which support agricultural ponds such as Wheelers Pond and Felkels Pond. Notable landmarks, including the Saluda Lookout Tower and Chestnut Hill Cem in the north, provide essential points of reference for local historians and genealogists studying the rural settlement patterns of central South Carolina.
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1941 · Spartanburg
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1953 · Spartanburg
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1954 · Augusta
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1957 · Augusta
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1958 · Augusta
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1960 · Spartanburg
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1961 · Augusta
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1962 · Augusta
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1963 · Spartanburg
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1964 · Spartanburg
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