2014 Map of Westville

About this map

The Kershaw Hwy serves as the central spine for this portion of Kershaw County, South Carolina, linking the settlements of Westville, Clyburn, and Dekalb. The landscape is defined by the dense network of tributaries feeding into the Little Lynches River, including Grannies Quarter Cr and Beaverdam Cr. This area maintains its agricultural and industrial heritage through numerous named water features and mills, such as Barfield Mill, Kirkley Mill, and Jordan Mill. Genealogy researchers may find significance in the location of McLeans Branch Cem near the eastern border. The topography is marked by numerous small ridges and ponds, including Lindenmuths Pond and George West Pond, illustrating the hydraulic history of a region where localized milling was once vital to the rural economy.