South carolina history

South Carolina: Facts, Map and State Symbols.

Throughout the 19th century SC had six additional counties containing a ‘dark corner.’ They weren't at all like the Greenville County one.

Country: United States, State of South Carolina (SC), Capital City: Columbia, Ratification or Admission: May 23, 1788, Area: 82933 km² / 32020 mi², Nickname: The Palmetto State * 1623AFV

The South Carolina Historical Society Museum is housed in a National Historic Landmark building & features interactive exhibits on the people, places, & movements that shaped the state & nation.

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Only those who lived in the town of Irmo, South Carolina will understand most of these references. The Okra Strut, Harbison Boulevard, too many to count.

The tariff rates were reduced, but the states' rights doctrine of nullification remained controversial.

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Welcome to the Palmetto State! That's South Carolina! Soon after you arrive you will hear locals referring to us in Greenville as the "Upstate" and the region of the beaches and Charleston as the "Low Country". Each region (with the Midlands in between) has distinct characteri

Physical map of South Carolina showing major cities, terrain, national parks, rivers, and surrounding countries with international borders and outline maps. Key facts about South Carolina.