2017 Map of Taxahaw

About this map

Forty Acre Rock stands as a prominent geological feature in this portion of the South Carolina Piedmont, situated amidst a landscape defined by the upper reaches of the Lynches River system. The map reveals a network of rural settlements and community hubs such as Taxahaw and White Bluff Corssroads, which are linked by historic thoroughfares like Taxahaw Rd and Fork Hill Rd. Genealogists and local historians can find significant landmarks including the Fork Hill Cem and Fork Hill Crossroads in the western section. The drainage patterns are intricate, with Wildcat Creek, Flat Cr, and numerous named branches like Little Double Br and Sutton Br carving through the terrain. The border between Lancaster Co and Chesterfield Co follows the course of the Lynches River in the northeast corner, reflecting the relationship between natural hydrology and political boundaries.