US Counties

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.

Lee County is in the eastern part of South Carolina, close to the middle of the state. It’s a place where history runs deep.

Lexington County sits right in the middle of South Carolina, just west of the state capital Columbia. The county’s grown in recent years.

Marion County is in the Pee Dee region of northeastern South Carolina. Marion is the county seat and has some beautiful old homes.

Marlboro County sits in the northeastern part of South Carolina, right up against the North Carolina border.

McCormick County is tucked away in western South Carolina, right on the Georgia border. It’s the definition of small-town America.

Newberry County sits in the heart of South Carolina, northwest of Columbia. It’s a place with lots of small towns and modern living.

The northwestern corner of South Carolina is home to Oconee County. Lakes, waterfalls, and mountains dominate the landscape.

Orangeburg County is right in the middle of South Carolina. It’s known as “The Garden City” due to its beautiful roses and azaleas.