Shiloh: I-95 S @ MM 135 (US 378)

3 33.90°, -80.09°
About location

Among the places of South Carolina’s Atlantic Coastal Plain, Shiloh stands out for its position beside Interstate 95 at Exit 135. The community lies in a low, wooded rural setting, where pine and hardwood woodland meets open highway verges and a broad grassy median. Interstate 95 is one of the eastern United States’ principal north–south corridors, carrying long-haul freight and regional traffic between Florida and Maine. The road is part of the national Interstate Highway System, authorized by the Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956. Rather than a built-up townscape, this stretch is defined by the scale of the divided roadway and the surrounding Coastal Plain woodland. Shiloh is a useful reference point for this working transport landscape in inland South Carolina.

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