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South Carolina River Levels
Map of South Carolina rivers

South Carolina
River Levels


USGS has a clickable map of South Carolina rivers and streams that gives you access to real-time river levels throughout South Carolina. River stage, discharge and other information can be accessed online. Or view a lake and river map of South Carolina.


South Carolina Geography Statistics

Area of South Carolina: 30,109 sq.miles

South Carolina Population: 4147152

Highest Point in South Carolina
Sassafras Mtn. at 3,560 feet feet

Lowest Point in South Carolina
Atlantic Ocean at Sea Level

There are 46 counties in South Carolina



South Carolina Earthquakes
Map of South Carolina earthquakes
The National Earthquake Information Center maintains an South Carolina earthquake map and an archive of South Carolina earthquake information.



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