2014 Map of Sardis
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
Sparrow Swamp and the Lynches River define the watery lowlands of this Florence County landscape, where numerous crossroads settlements have persisted alongside modern interstate development. The town of Sardis serves as a local hub, situated between the winding river and the sprawling wetlands of Deep Hole Swamp. To the north, Timmonsville anchors the region's agricultural and transportation network. The area's social history is recorded in its burial grounds, including Sansbury Hill Cem and Sparrow Swamp Cem, and in the family-named intersections like Sansbury Crossroads and Sparrows Crossroads. These landmarks reflect a long-standing rural settlement pattern that follows the subtle rises between the swamps, with Hudson Bridge marking a critical crossing over the Lynches River near the border of Sumter County.
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