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Northern Lancaster County
Indian Land and the Charlotte Metro Area
Northern Lancaster County including the Indian Land Community is part of the Charlotte metropolitan area. U.S. Highway 521 connects this part of the county to Charlotte, the prestigious Ballantyne area, and Interstate I-485. This section of Lancaster County is home to several corporate office parks, Class A industrial parks, and corporate headquarters.
Central Lancaster County
City of Lancaster and the S.C. Highway 9 Corridor
The city of Lancaster is one of South Carolina’s most historic towns and exhibits an outstanding quality of life. Located in the central part of Lancaster County, the city of Lancaster has an excellent transportation network with S.C. Highway 9, a 4-lane divided highway, connecting the city to Interstate I-77 10 miles to the west, and U.S. 521, a 4-lane divided highway, connecting to Charlotte and Interstate I-485 25 miles to the north.
Southern Lancaster County
The Town of Heath Springs and The Town of Kershaw
Southern Lancaster County is dominated by the town of Heath Springs and the town of Kershaw. Both have a unique small town charm and flavor and are surrounded by farms, pine forests, and large expanses of undeveloped property. U.S. Highway 521 connects this area of the county to the city of Lancaster, S.C. Highway 9, and I-77 to the west, and to I-20 to the south in Camden, S.C.
Governor Haley was in Lancaster for the media event at Cooley Group. Click the picture for the story
