2014 Map of Shulerville

About this map

The Francis Marion National Forest dominates this Lowcountry landscape, where dense swamp forests and wetlands are punctuated by slightly elevated terrain known as islands. Features such as Peterstand Island, Horse Island, and Yellowjacket Island rise out of the saturated surroundings, including the notable Little Hellhole Bay and Bark Island Slough. The settlement pattern is defined by rural crossroads, most notably the community of Shulerville and several family-named junctions like Farewell Corner, Oak Corner, and Windom Corner. These points of habitation are connected by a network of forest roads and historical tracks such as Hell Hole Road A and French Santee Rd. The proximity of the Berkeley and Charleston county line in the south highlights the map's position within a region shaped by timber management and coastal river systems like Echaw Cr.