2024 Map of Stover

About this map

The settlement of Stover sits at the intersection of local history and modern infrastructure, positioned on the boundary between Chester and Fairfield Counties. This landscape is defined by its religious and genealogical landmarks, including Gold Mine Church and its accompanying Gold Mine Graveyard to the north, and Mount Aimwell Church to the west. To the southeast, the Richmond Covenanter Church and Richmond Covenanter Graveyard further indicate the area's deep-rooted community foundations. The terrain is deeply carved by a network of waterways, most notably Big Wateree Creek and its managed tributaries, such as the Wateree Cr Conservation District Reservoir. These water sources, including Little Rocky Creek and Bull Skin Creek, dictate the winding paths of rural roads like Moffit Creek Rd and Old Catholic Church Rd, contrasting with the straight, modern corridor of the interstate that now bisects the eastern hills.