2017 Map of Simpsonville

About this map

The Simpsonville area of Greenville County is defined by the winding course of the Reedy River, which flows south through a landscape increasingly marked by residential development and infrastructure. Numerous historical burials are preserved across the region, from the Simpsonville Municipal Cem in the northeast to outlying family and community sites like Cureton Cem and Pisgah Cem. The map illustrates a dense network of water management features, including Water Shed Number One Reservoir, Kelletts Lake, and several other numbered reservoirs that punctuate the terrain. Long-standing crossings such as Log Shoals Bridge, Huff Bridge, and Jenkins Bridge anchor the transportation network, connecting the growing suburban fringes of Mauldin with more rural reaches toward Ware Place. This modern survey documents the transition of Piedmont farmland into a managed suburban corridor while retaining the names of the early churches and families who settled the river banks.