Selma lies within northeastern South Carolina’s Atlantic Coastal Plain, where level, sandy ground, pine woods and agricultural fields shape the countryside. It belongs to the Pee Dee region, a broad area named for the Pee Dee River, which drains much of this corner of the state. The regional name also recalls the Pee Dee people, an Indigenous community historically associated with the Carolinas. This is a rural setting near the North Carolina line, far from South Carolina’s mountain and coastal resort districts. Explore other webcams in the Pee Dee region to compare landscapes and settings around Selma.
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