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Maps of South Carolina

Major Cities, Towns & Highways

Need to get in touch with a Hwy. Dept. representative about closing a road or coordinating ITC within their jurisdiction?  Go HERE to locate the county and District Engineer to discuss your plans.

The major cities, towns and highways in SC are noted below.

Offical state maps can be downloaded from the Department of Transportation HERE

Lakes & Rivers

South Carolina’s collection of scenic lakes includes Lake Murray and Lake Marion, the largest inland body of water in the South, and Lake Jocassee, “one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in the nation.” Here you’ll also find scenic coves and some of the most celebrated sports and recreational lakes in the region.

Four Holes Swamp, a matrix of blackwater swamps and lakes can be found at the National Audubon Society's Francis Biedler Forest.

Discover why films like "The Patriot," "Cold Mountain," "The Tempest," "Swamp Thing," "The Haunted Mansion," "The Yearling" and "The Notebook" have found the swamps at Cypress Gardens to be more film-friendly than just about anywhere else in the country.

Crops & Growing Patterns

Row crops are generally produced on over 1.3 million acres of crop land in South Carolina each year. Traditional crops include corn, cotton, hay, oats, peanuts, soybeans, tobacco and wheat.

Scroll down to see the different types of crops and where in the state you can find them to use in your shoot.

 

Counties with Corn & Wheat Fields:

Counties with Peach & Apple Orchards:

Counties with Horse & Cattle:

Planting Chart:

Seasonal Changes

South Carolina offers the best of both worlds: four distinct seasonal looks, with portions of our coast that stay green throughout the year.

Use this chart to discover when to expect changes in our FALL FOLIAGE 

County Map

The 46 counties that make up the Palmetto State

 

Driving Distances


Contact The Film Commission

South Carolina Film Commission
1205 Pendleton Street, Room 225
Columbia, SC 29201


Call one of our representatives below:

Matt Storm

Matt Storm

Manages the Film Office, oversees auditing, payment, grants, training, economic development-marketing.

Tel: 803-737-1785
Dan Rogers

Dan Rogers

Manages locations, scouts, permitting, location database, websites, economic development-marketing.

Tel: 803-737-0496