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List of South Carolina rivers - Definition and Overview

This is a list of rivers in the U.S. state of South Carolina:

  • Ashepoo River
  • Ashley River
  • Big Black Creek
  • Black River
  • Broad River (2 - Beaufort Co. & Richland Co.)
  • Bush River
  • Catawba River
  • Chatooga River
  • Chauga River
  • Combahee River
  • Congaree River
  • Cooper River (incl. East & West Branches, and Back River)
  • Coosaw River
  • Coosawhatchie River (incl. Tulfinny River)
  • East Fork Chatooga River
  • Edisto River (incl. North & South Forks)
  • Enoree River
  • Flat Shoal River
  • Great Pee Dee River
  • Horsepasture River
  • Keowee River
  • Little (7 - various counties)
  • Little Lynches River
  • Little Pee Dee River
  • Little Salkehatchie River
  • Little Saluda River
  • Little Sandy River
  • Lumber River
  • Lynches River
  • New River
  • Oolenoy River
  • Pacolet River (incl. North, South, and Lawson's Fork Creek)
  • Pocotaligo River (2 - Sumter & Beaufort Counties)
  • Reedy River
  • Rocky River
  • Salkehatchie River
  • Saluda River (incl. North, Middle, and South Forks)
  • Sampit River
  • Sandy River
  • Santee River (incl. North & South)
  • Savannah River
  • Seneca River
  • Stono River
  • Thompson River
  • Toxaway River
  • Tugaloo River
  • Tyger River (incl. North, Middle, and South)
  • Waccamaw River
  • Wando River
  • Wateree River
  • Whitewater River

See also


Example Usage of Carolina

pwrogers: @BoogerBottom Raining sideways here in South Carolina - 4"+ and counting - need Dramamine sitting in the deer stand......
automaticlazy: Q: Why should you always serve a Southern Carolina football man soup in a plate? A: 'Cause if you give him a bowl, he'll throw it away.
bulldogpottery: North Carolina Pottery Center Exhibition "Fire in the Valley: Catawba Valley Pottery Then and Now" Opening Nov.13 http://tinyurl.com/ybggzvn
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