Walterboro: I-95 S @ MM 55.8
Walterboro lies along the upper Ashepoo River in South Carolina’s Lowcountry, and that inland position made it a summer refuge for coastal rice planters in the late 18th century. The city is the seat of Colleton County, with low-rise, tree-lined streets characteristic of the coastal plain’s interior. Interstate 95 runs west of downtown, forming part of the principal north–south highway corridor on the US East Coast. In the historic centre, the South Carolina Artisans Center presents work by makers from across the state. Walterboro pairs the measured pace of a county town with the steady movement between the Northeast and Florida.
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Among the cities of South Carolina, Walterboro stands out for its historic role as a summer refuge for Lowcountry planters. Set in the Lowcountry near the Edisto River, it is close to one of North America’s longest free-flowing blackwater rivers. The Colleton County Courthouse anchors the downtown historic district, while the Walterboro Wildlife Sanctuary protects wetland habitat at the edge of the city. The South Carolina Artisans Center adds a contemporary cultural focus, presenting work by juried artists from across the state. Its location near Interstate 95 has also made Walterboro a familiar stop between the coast and inland South Carolina. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Lowcountry connects with the wider state.
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