North Augusta: Brookgreen: I-20 W @ MM 1
The Savannah River defines the setting of Brookgreen — this South Carolina locality occupies a wooded borderland beside the Augusta metropolitan area, shaped by the river corridor and major roads. Interstate 20 passes through this side of the state line, linking the Augusta area with Columbia and the wider Southeast. The river forms the boundary between South Carolina and Georgia here. Across it, Augusta is known worldwide as host of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Brookgreen is therefore part of a practical, green-edged approach to a major regional city rather than a separate urban centre.
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North Augusta has served as a riverside residential community in South Carolina since the early 20th century. Set on the Savannah River opposite Augusta, Georgia, it forms part of a bi-state urban area linked across the state line. The riverfront has a civic focus in SRP Park, home of the Augusta GreenJackets baseball team, while the North Augusta Greeneway runs through wooded sections of the city. Living History Park interprets colonial-era life with reconstructed buildings and public programs. Continue with other webcams from the Central Savannah River Area to see how this part of South Carolina connects regionally.
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