2011 Map of Taxahaw

About this map

Fourty Acre Rock stands as a prominent natural landmark in this rural South Carolina landscape, located southeast of the community of Union. The 2011 survey reveals a territory defined by a dense network of tributaries, including Flat Creek, Lick Creek, and Wildcat Creek, which feed toward the Lynches River at the northeastern corner. Settlement is concentrated at historical junctions such as Taxahaw, Fork Hill Crossroads, and the notably spelled White Bluff Corssroads. Local history and genealogy are anchored by features like the Fork Hill Cemetery and various family-named routes, including Roy Carnes Rd and Yancy Clyde Rd. The presence of the Kennington Pond Dam D-1776 near Midway reflects the water management infrastructure supporting the region's agricultural and rural residential character during this period.