Leeward Landing

The landscape around Leeward Landing is defined by Lake Hartwell’s wooded coves and rolling Piedmont shoreline, which have shaped both scattered lakeside development and the local recreation economy. This small South Carolina locality sits beside a reservoir shared with Georgia, formed by the impoundment of the Savannah River at Hartwell Dam. Completed in 1962, the dam created Lake Hartwell, whose upper reaches are fed by the Seneca and Tugaloo rivers. Boating, fishing and waterfront homes give this part of the Upstate a distinctly lake-oriented character. Browse webcams nearby to see how Leeward Landing relates to the wider Lake Hartwell area.

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