Manning

The landscape around Manning is flat, wooded South Carolina lowland near Lake Marion, which has shaped both the town’s urban form and local economy. The seat of Clarendon County stands west of the lake, a broad Santee River reservoir developed through the New Deal-era Santee Cooper project. Farming still defines much of the surrounding countryside, while Lake Marion supports a longstanding culture of boating and fishing. Named for former South Carolina governor John Lawrence Manning, the town remains the county’s civic centre. Browse additional webcams from the Lake Marion area to extend your view of central South Carolina.

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