South Carolina Counties

Darlington County sits in the northeast South Carolina. NASCAR fans come here for the Darlington Raceway, home of the Southern 500.

Dillon County is in the northeastern corner of South Carolina. You can’t miss South of the Border, that roadside attraction right off I-95.

Dorchester County sits in the coastal plain of South Carolina, just inland from Charleston. The area’s growing fast with new subdivisions.

Edgefield County sits in western South Carolina, on the Georgia border. It has a wild history and is known as the “Home of Ten Governors”.

Central South Carolina is home to Fairfield County. It’s rural, with rolling hills and dense forests. Winnsboro is the county seat.

The heart of the Pee Dee region beats in Florence County. The county is anchored by its namesake city of Florence, which is the county seat.

Georgetown County sits on South Carolina’s coast, between Myrtle Beach and Charleston. Beaches and quiet marshes are what you’ll see here.

Greenville County is in northwest South Carolina at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It’s the most populous county in the state.

Greenwood County is in western South Carolina. The county’s mix of outdoor recreation, education, and industry makes for an interesting blend.

Hampton County is down in the Lowcountry. It’s a small, rural county. The county seat, Hampton, is a typical small southern town.

Beaches, golf, and gators. That’s Horry County in a nutshell. This coastal gem sits in the northeastern corner of South Carolina.

Jasper County is down in the Lowcountry, bordering Georgia. It’s where the land meets the sea. Ridgeland is the county seat.

Kershaw County is right in the middle of South Carolina. Camden, the oldest inland city in the state, is the county’s heart.

Lancaster County is just a short distance away from Charlotte. It’s where South Carolina’s Piedmont region shows off its glory.

Laurens County is right in the heart of Upstate South Carolina. It’s where small-town living meets big outdoor adventure.