S.C. Code Ann. § 4-3-290

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SECTION 4-3-290. Greenwood County.

Official statutory text

Greenwood County is bounded as follows: beginning at the middle line of Saluda River at the northeast corner of Saluda County, thence along the line of Saluda County to its northwest corner on Mountain Creek; thence a straight line to the middle line of Shinburg Bridge on Cuffa Town Creek; thence down the middle line of Cuffa Town Creek to its junction with Hard Labor Creek; thence down the middle of Stevens' Creek to the mouth of Rocky Creek; thence up the middle line of Rocky Creek to the Abbeville and Edgefield County line; thence N. 33° W. to milepost on public road leading from Troy to McCormick near George Lebert's residence; thence N. 13° W. to a corner post 150 feet south of Jordan's old mill on Long Cane Creek; thence N. 50° E. 2 3⁄4 miles; thence N. 42° E. 2 miles; thence N. 27° 50' E. 2 miles; thence N. 13° 20' E. 2 miles; thence N. 1° W. 2 miles; thence N. 15° 10' W. 2 miles; thence N. 29° 20' W. 2 miles; thence N. 43° 35' W. 2 miles; thence N. 57° 45' W. 1 1⁄5 miles, to post 400 feet north of Douglas' Mill Bridge on Long Cane Creek; thence N. 7° W. to division line between Long Cane and Cokesbury township; thence up said division line to its crossing of Long Cane Creek; thence up the middle line of Long Cane Creek to its crossing of the division line between Donald's and Cokesbury townships; thence along said Cokesbury and Donald's township division line to the middle line of Saluda River; thence down the middle line of Saluda River to the northeast corner of Saluda County, the point of beginning.

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