South Carolina State #9

South Carolina Road Map Travel Guide
City of Chester to City of Pageland
Bounded at one end by the port city of Charleston and at the other by the Blue Ridge Mountains, the South Carolina Heritage Corridor contains historic, cultural, and natural resources that tell the lively story of South Carolina's centuries long evolution and culture. Learn of rice and indigo, pirates and patriots, slaves and freemen, cotton fields and mill villages, swamps and waterfalls, railroads and back roads, spirituals and bluegrass.

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Km	Miles	Road Item	Road Summary
0.0 (81.8)	0.0 (50.8)	Welcome to the city of Chester. South Carolina	Junction of Highway #321 North to Lowrys, SC. - McConnells, SC. - and Clover, SC; #72 and #21 East to comunities of Lewis, SC. and Rock Hill, SC. and #72 and #21 West to Clinton, SC. - Greenwood, SC. and Abbeville, SC. Junction of Highway #9 West to Lockhart, SC. Jonesville, SC. and Spartanburg, SC. Note: Highway #9 overlaps #97, #121 and #321 at this point. -- For highway travel West via SC. highway # 72 See Milebymile.com SC. Highway # 72 - Road Map Highway Travel Guide - Georgia State Line to City of Chester, SC. for driving directions. Milebymile.com SC. Highway # 72 - Road Map Highway Travel Guide - Georgia State Line to City of Chester, SC. driving directions
2.9 (78.9)	1.8 (49.0)	Highway #9 leaves Highway #321 at this point	Highway #321 continues South to communities of Woodward, SC. - White Oak, SC. - and Columbia, SC.
4.9 (76.9)	3.0 (47.8)		Services and fuel at highway. Note: Highway #9 leaves Highway #121 and #97 at this point. Highway #121 heads North to communities of Country Club Estates, South Carolina and Rock Hill, South Carolina; #97 heads South to Beckhamville, South Carolina and Camden, South Carolina.
8.8 (73.0)	5.5 (45.4)	Point of Information	Crossing the Rocky Creek, South Carolina.
14.3 (67.5)	8.9 (41.9)	View from highway	Driving East.
15.4 (66.4)	9.6 (41.3)	Junction of Highway #909	Access to communities of Rodman, South Carolina and Lewis, South Carolina - North side of highway.
19.9 (61.9)	12.4 (38.5)	Services and fuel at highway	South side of highway.
20.5 (61.3)	12.7 (38.1)	Junction of Interstate Highway #77 South	Access to city of Columbia, South Carolina. Attractions in and around Columbia; Columbia Museum of Art - EdVenture Children’s Museum - McKissick Museum - South Carolina State Museum - Columbia Marionette Theatre - Koger Center for the Arts, USC - Columbia Longstreet Theatre - South Carolina Philharmonic - The South Carolina Shakespeare Company.
20.8 (61.0)	12.9 (37.9)	Access to Interstate Highway #77 North	Access to city of Charlotte. Attractions in and around Charlotte; Lowe's Motor Speedway - The Continental Tire Bowl - Latta Plantation Park.
21.2 (60.6)	13.2 (37.7)	Junction of Highway #901 North	Access to communities of Lando, SC and Edgemoor, SC. Services and fuel available off highway. Note: Highway #901 overlaps #9 at this point.
23.1 (58.7)	14.4 (36.5)	Junction of Highway #223	Access to community of Landsford, SC. and the Landsford State Park - North side of highway.
23.6 (58.2)	14.7 (36.2)	Junction of Highway #901 South	Access to community of Richburg, South Carolina. Note: Highway #901 overlap ends at this point.
29.8 (52.0)	18.5 (32.3)	Junction of Highway #99 South	Access to communities of Bascomville, South Carolina and Great Falls, South Carolina.
34.8 (47.0)	21.6 (29.2)	Town of Fort Lawn, South Carolina	Western town limits.
36.3 (45.5)	22.6 (28.3)	Access to lodging	North side of highway.
36.8 (45.0)	22.9 (28.0)	Junction of Highway #21	Services and gas available at the highway - West side. North to communities of Rowell and Lesslie. Access to the Landsford Canal State Park. Landsford Canal, the best preserved of numerous 19th-century South Carolina river canals, retains remnants of all its major structural features. It is the uppermost of four canals constructed on the Catawba-Wateree river system from 1820-1835. No overnight facilities are available.
39.0 (42.8)	24.2 (26.6)	View from highway - Photo Lancaster County , SC. welcome highway sign.	Lancaster County -Eastern county line.
39.3 (42.5)	24.4 (26.4)	Point of Information	Crossing the Catawba River, South Carolina. Looking South at the Catawba River, SC.
40.4 (41.4)	25.1 (25.7)	Access to the Lancaster County, South Carolina Airport	North side of highway.
41.3 (40.5)	25.7 (25.2)	Grace Avenue	Access to community of Grace, South Carolina.
42.8 (39.0)	26.6 (24.2)	Junction of Highway #9 Business Route	Access into the city of Lancaster, South Carolina and the Lancaster, SC. business area.
44.2 (37.6)	27.5 (23.4)	View from highway	Looking at the city of Lancastor, South Carolina. The “Red Rose City,”
44.9 (36.9)	27.9 (22.9)	Point of Information	Crossing Cane Creek, SC. Services and fuel available off highway - South side.
46.2 (35.6)	28.7 (22.1)	Cantabury Drive	This is the business area of Lancaster, South Carolina.
47.8 (34.0)	29.7 (21.1)	Access to historical downtown area of Lancaster, South Carolina
50.8 (31.0)	31.6 (19.3)	Services and fuel at highway	South side of highway.
52.1 (29.7)	32.4 (18.5)	Access to Highway #521, #200, #621 and #903	Access to communities of Pleasant Hill, SC, - Spring Mills, SC. and Camden, SC. on Highway #521 South. Highway #200 North to Monroe, SC. and South to Crocketts Crossroads, SC. Highway #621 heads to city of Charlotte, SC. - North of highway. Highway #903 East access to White Bluff Crossroads, SC.
53.6 (28.2)	33.3 (17.5)	Point of Information	Crossing Gills Creek, South Carolina.
56.0 (25.8)	34.8 (16.0)	Services and gas at the highway	South side of highway.
57.8 (24.0)	35.9 (14.9)	Point of Information	Crossing Gills Creek, South Carolina.
61.3 (20.5)	38.1 (12.7)	View from highway	Junction of Highway #522. View from highway driving East.
67.3 (14.5)	41.8 (9.0)	View from highway	Driving East.
67.8 (14.0)	42.1 (8.7)	Point of Information	Crossing Wildcat Creek, South Carolina.
69.4 (12.4)	43.1 (7.7)	Access to Bed & Breakfast	South side of highway.
70.4 (11.4)	43.7 (7.1)	Point of Information	Crossing the Lynches River, South Carolina.
70.5 (11.3)	43.8 (7.0)	Chesterfield County	Eastern boundary. Chesterfield County was named for the English statesman Lord Chesterfield (1694-1773). The county seat is the town of Chesterfield, but the oldest town in the county is Cheraw, which was settled around 1748. The county was formed in 1785. General Sherman's troops passed through this area during the Civil War, briefly occupying the towns of Cheraw and Chesterfield. Cheraw State Park, founded in 1934, is the oldest of the state parks. Jazz musician Dizzy Gillespie (1917-1993) was a native of Chesterfield County.
76.1 (5.7)	47.3 (3.5)	Junction of Highway #601 North	South access to communities of Kershaw, SC. - Westville, SC. and DeKalb, SC. Note: Highway #9 overlaps Highway #601 at this point.
77.5 (4.3)	48.2 (2.7)	View from highway	View from highway driving East.
78.6 (3.2)	48.8 (2.0)	Services and fuel at highway	South side of highway.
80.1 (1.7)	49.8 (1.1)	Town of Pageland, South Carolina.	Junction of Highway #207 North to communities of Dudley, South Carolina and Monroe, South Carolina.
81.8 (0.0)	50.8 (0.0)	Pearl Street	Business section of Pageland. Junction of Highway #151 South to McBee and Darlington. For continuation of Highway #9 East, visit www.MilebyMile.com. Section#2- Road Map Highway Travel Guide - City of Pageland to Myrtle Beach, for driving directions. Start / Finish of Highway travel guide. -Se www.MilebyMile.com. SC. Highway #9 - Road Map Highway Travel Guide - City of Pageland to Myrtle Beach, driving directions.