2011 Map of Taylors

About this map

The Enoree River and South Tyger River systems anchor this detailed landscape in northeastern Greenville County, illustrating a densely developed suburban corridor between major South Carolina hubs. Significant residential growth is evident through named subdivisions like Colony Subdivision, Wade Hampton, and Edwards Forest Heights, which surround the central community of Taylors. The map documents a rich spiritual and educational history, featuring several long-standing burial grounds such as Double Springs Cemetery and Milford Cemetery, alongside the sprawling campus of Bob Jones University. Natural landmarks like the eastern slopes of Paris Mountain State Park and Lake Placid provide a contrast to the industrial and commercial activity centered near the Taylors Post Office. This survey records a complex network of creeks, including Beaverdam Creek and Mountain Creek, that shaped the early settlement patterns of old communities like Sandy Flat and Chick Springs.