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Population
4,479,800

Geography/Culture/Attractions

1. South Carolina, officially separated from North Carolina in 1729, was the scene of extensive military action during the Revolution and again during the Civil War. The Civil War began in 1861 as South Carolina troops fired on federal Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor, and the state was the first to secede from the Union.

2. Once primarily agricultural, South Carolina today has many large textile and other mills that produce several times the output of its farms in cash value. Charleston makes asbestos, wood, pulp, steel products, chemicals, machinery, and apparel.

3. Farms have become fewer but larger in recent years. South Carolina ranks third in peach production; it ranks fourth in overall tobacco production. Other top agricultural commodities include nursery and greenhouse products, watermelons, peanuts, broilers and turkeys, and cattle and calves. The only commercial tea plantation in America is 20 mi south of Charleston on Wadmalaw Island.

4. Points of interest include Fort Sumter National Monument, Fort Moultrie, Fort Johnson, and aircraft carrier USS Yorktown in Charleston Harbor; the Middleton, Magnolia, and Cypress Gardens in Charleston; Cowpens National Battlefield; the Hilton Head resorts; and the Riverbanks Zoo and Botanical Garden in Columbia.

Major Cities

Columbia - Congaree River, Univ. of South Carolina, Benedict College, Columbia College, Allen Univ., Columbia International Univ., President Woodrow Wilson’s boyhood home, South Carolina Archives Building, Columbia Museum of Art and Science, Midlands Exposition Park, U.S. Fort Jackson, Lake Murray, Saluda River, Congaree National Park

Charleston - Ashley River, Cooper River, Sullivans Island, Fort Moultrie, James Islan,; Morris Island, with a lighthouse, Fort Sumter, Castle Pinckney, Middleton Place, Magnolia Gardens, Cypress Gardens, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Miles Brewton house, Old Powder Magazine, Gibbes Art Gallery, Charleston Museum, Fort Sumter National Monument. Battery, Grace Memorial Bridge over the Cooper River, South Carolina Aquarium, Cabbage Row, The annual azalea festival is a popular event, Spoleto U.S.A. music and arts festival, Citadel, Medical Univ. of South Carolina, Charleston Southern Univ., College of Charleston

Greenville - Reedy River, Blue Ridge Mts,Textile Hall, Southern Textile Exposition, Furman Univ., Bob Jones Univ., Greenville Technical College, Shriners’ hospital for children, Little Theater, Reedy River Falls Historic Park & Falls Cottage, Paris Mountain State Park, Carolina Ballet Theatre, Greenville Zoo, Greenville Symphony Orchestra, South Carolina Children’s Theatre, Centre Stage, Greenville’s Professional Theater, Furman University Theatre, Gassaway Mansion, Greenville Grrrowl, Furman University Golf Club

South Carolina Chamber of Commerce