2020 Map of Taxahaw

About this map

Forty Acre Rock stands as a prominent natural landmark in this section of Lancaster County, surrounded by a landscape of small settlements and intersecting rural routes. The map detail highlights the clustering of community life at junctions like Fork Hill Crossroads and White Bluff Crossroads. Genealogists may find particular interest in the Fork Hill Cem and the various family-named roads such as Smokey Starnes Rd and Charlie Stacks Rd that weave through the terrain. The drainage of the land is defined by numerous waterways including Flat Creek and Wildcat Creek, which influence the local topography. This area, spanning from Buford to Midway, reflects a contemporary South Carolina landscape where industry and heritage meet, evidenced by labels like Mineral Mining Rd and Stamp Mill Rd alongside historic rural dwellings.