St. Andrews: I-26 W @ I-20 W (Exit 107)

3 34.04°, -81.11°
About location

Few communities in South Carolina are as closely shaped by the growth of Columbia as St. Andrews. This suburban area lies in the Midlands, between the Broad and Saluda rivers, where Interstate 26 provides a major east–west link through the capital’s metropolitan area. Its established neighborhoods, commercial corridors and wooded river lowlands reflect Columbia’s expansion beyond its historic core. The name recalls St. Andrew’s Parish, created in 1767 during the colonial era. Nearby, the Saluda and Broad rivers meet to form the Congaree River, which continues southeast through central South Carolina. St. Andrews has a practical, connected character, defined by regional traffic, river geography and close ties to Columbia’s institutions.

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