Dillon

Dillon lies along South Carolina’s northeastern Coastal Plain, where level farmland and pine woodland extend toward the North Carolina border. The Little Pee Dee River is a defining waterway of Dillon County and part of the broader Pee Dee watershed. Dillon is the county seat of Dillon County, created in 1910, and its development was closely linked to the railroad era; the city is named for railroad executive James W. Dillon. Today, its centre serves a largely agricultural part of the state, while nearby Interstate 95 connects the area with major north–south travel routes on the East Coast. Find related webcams in the Pee Dee region to build a fuller picture of Dillon and northeastern South Carolina.

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