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SC's unique Lowcountry encompasses miles of beautiful salt-water marsh.
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South Carolina's capitol city of Columbia.
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The Wild and Scenic Chattooga River, backdrop for "Deliverance."
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The coastal town of Beaufort, setting for "The Big Chill," "Forrest Gump," "GI Jane," and more.
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Rolling hills with fields of grain are located just outside of Columbia.
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The town of Clemson, home to Clemson University.
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Timeless architecture, like Valentine's Store, is a part of South Carolina's landscape.
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The Blue Ridge mountains provide a stunning backdrop to many lakes across SC's Upstate region.
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The Gervais St. Bridge is one of four open-spandrel arch bridges of reinforced concrete in SC.
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Florence /Myrtle Beach / Wilmington, NC Region
Steeped in romance and history; a land of scenic beauty and adventure - the Pee Dee area was originally home to the Pee Dee Indians who lived and hunted in its broad valley. The Great Pee Dee is just one of the rivers that meanders through the area providing a scenic backdrop. Travel one hour east and you’re in the Grand Strand, more than 60 miles of beautiful beaches, an assortment of nightclubs, attractions, beach houses, condos, hotels, and several fishing piers to choose from. This string of beach resorts includes such ocean-side communities as Myrtle Beach, considered the Strand's hub, Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, North Myrtle Beach, Atlantic Beach, Surfside, Litchfield, Pawleys Island, and Georgetown.
Discover why films like "The Bay," “The Strangers,” “Shag,” “Wild Hearts Can’t Be Broken,” “Lolita,” “Swimming,” “Chasers,” and “Forces of Nature” ended up here.
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