Joanna: I-26 W @ MM 128.9

1 33.76°, -80.96°
About location

The wooded Midlands define the setting of the Interstate 26 corridor near Columbia — divided carriageways run through gently rolling forest on the approach to South Carolina’s capital. This section belongs to the route linking the Columbia area with Charleston and the Upstate, carrying commuter, freight and long-distance traffic. Columbia was established as a planned state capital and has held that role since 1786. The city lies near the meeting of the Broad and Saluda rivers, which form the Congaree River, while the surrounding Midlands mark a transition between the Piedmont and the coastal plain. This corridor reflects the practical, mobile character of a region also shaped by rivers and civic institutions.

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