List of rivers of South Carolina
== List of rivers of South Carolina ==
The state of South Carolina is home to numerous rivers that play a crucial role in its geography, ecology, and economy. These rivers flow through various regions of the state, providing water resources, recreational opportunities, and habitats for diverse wildlife. Below is a comprehensive list of notable rivers in South Carolina.
Major Rivers[edit | edit source]
- Savannah River - The Savannah River forms the border between South Carolina and Georgia. It is one of the major rivers in the southeastern United States.
- Pee Dee River - Originating in North Carolina, the Pee Dee River flows through northeastern South Carolina and is a significant waterway in the region.
- Santee River - The Santee River is formed by the confluence of the Wateree River and the Congaree River. It flows into the Atlantic Ocean.
- Edisto River - Known for being one of the longest free-flowing blackwater rivers in North America, the Edisto River flows through the central part of the state.
- Saluda River - The Saluda River flows through the western part of South Carolina and merges with the Broad River to form the Congaree River.
- Broad River - This river flows through both North and South Carolina and joins the Saluda River to form the Congaree River.
Other Notable Rivers[edit | edit source]
- Ashley River - A tidal river that flows through the city of Charleston.
- Black River - A river that flows through the eastern part of the state and is known for its scenic beauty.
- Catawba River - Originating in North Carolina, the Catawba River flows into South Carolina and is a major tributary of the Wateree River.
- Cooper River - This river flows through the Charleston area and is an important waterway for the region.
- Lynches River - A tributary of the Pee Dee River, flowing through the eastern part of the state.
- Little Pee Dee River - A tributary of the Pee Dee River, known for its meandering course through the coastal plain.
Related Pages[edit | edit source]
- Geography of South Carolina
- List of rivers of the United States
- List of rivers by continent
- Hydrology
- Watershed
See Also[edit | edit source]
- List of lakes in South Carolina
- List of dams and reservoirs in South Carolina
- List of rivers of North Carolina
- List of rivers of Georgia (U.S. state)
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