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Roadname Route Grid Range ROADNAME ROUTE GRID RANGE ABANA DR PVT 16 (100-267) ACADEMY RD SC 709 128 (100-227) ACADEMY RD SC 709 129 (228-753) ADAMS CEMETERY LN SC 773 103 (100-725) ADDINGTON FRAME RD SC 671 71 (100-1181) ADDINGTON FRAME RD SC 670 71 (1182-1925) ADDINGTON FRAME RD SC 670 72 (1926-2907) ADDINGTON FRAME RD SC 673 72 (2908-3941) ADDINGTON ST PVT 147 (100-123) ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DR PVT 80 (100-158) AKARD LN SC 756 178 (580-757) AKARD LN SC 756 174 (758-2183) ALASKA DR PVT 64 (100-379) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 106 (100-289) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 105 (290-2369) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 86 (2370-2699) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 87 (2700-4809) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 68 (4810-4871) ALLEY VALLEY RD SC 619 69 (4872-6037) ALOE DR PVT 168 (100-145) ALPINE RIDGE LN SC 949 166 (100-499) AMERICANA DR PVT 167 (100-163) ANCHORED IN LOVE DR PVT 130 (100-255) ANDERSON ST T-835 146 (100-369) ANDREA ST SC 941 125 (100-287) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 120 (100-1441) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 119 (1442-2289) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 140 (2290-3541) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 139 (3542-5881) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 138 (5882-6999) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 159 (7000-8145) ANGLERS WAY RD SC 625 158 (8146-9295) ANGUS GLEN DR PVT 90 (100-1099) ANGUS GLEN DR PVT 72 (1100-1409) ANITA AVE T-1423 125 (100-193) ANITA AVE T-1423 146 (192-203) ANN GOODE COOPER RD SC 690 131 (100-555) ANN GOODE COOPER RD SC 689 131 (556-2555) ANN GOODE COOPER RD SC 689 130 (2556-3643) ANN GOODE COOPER RD SC 689 151 (3644-3807) ANNAK DR PVT 167 (100-185) ANNIES DR PVT 64 (100-179) ANTELOPE DR PVT 173 (100-441) ANTIOCH CIR SC 790 127 (100-459) ANTIQUE ST PVT 146 (100-143) ANTLER SPRINGS LN SC 809 105 (100-755) ANTLER SPRINGS LN SC 809 104 (756-955) ANTLER SPRINGS LN SC 809 85 (956-1061) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 128 (100-369) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 129 (370-2373) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 130 (2374-4427) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 131 (4428-5561) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 111 (5562-6485) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 112 (6486-8539) AP CARTER HWY SC 614 113 (8540-8821) APACHE DR PVT 143 (100-213) APPALACHIAN DR PVT 81 (100-239) APPALOOSA DR PVT 132 (100-513) APPLE ORCHARD RD SC 714 167 (100-1675) APPLE ORCHARD RD SC 714 166 (1676-2457) ARBORVIEW DR PVT 126 (100-345) ARCH LN SC 876 73 (100-667) ARCTIC DR PVT 108 (100-147) ARKANSAS DR PVT 64 (100-193) ARMY DR PVT 108 (100-211) ARORA ST T-1404 146 (100-139) ARORA ST T-1404 125 (138-193) ARRINGTON FRD SC 621 135 (100-225) ARROWHEAD LN SC 752 75 (100-535) ARROWHEAD LN SC 752 93 (536-1213) ASHLEY ST PVT 125 (100-143) ASTOR DR PVT 168 (100-193) AUTUMN DR PVT 79 (100-465) AVON LN SC 1304 166 (100-151) AZALEA LN SC 748 168 (100-269) BACK ST PVT 146 (100-189) BAKER ALY PVT 146 (100-175) BALL FIELD RD SC 669 88 (100-919) BALL FIELD RD SC 669 70 (920-1411) BALSA DR PVT 147 (100-489) BALTIC DR T-1118 147 (100-207) ROADNAME ROUTE GRID RANGE BANDIT DR PVT 43 (100-181) BANJO DR PVT 128 (100-261) BARBARA RD T-1410 146 (100-125) BARBARA RD T-1410 125 (126-251) BARBOUR HOLLOW LN SC 887 145 (100-323) BARKER SUB AVE T-905 146 (100-149) BARREL DR PVT 126 (100-343) BARTLET DR PVT 146 (100-229) BAT RIDGE DR PVT 5 (1210-1639) BAXTER DR PVT 144 (100-333) BAXTER DR PVT 123 (334-803) BAYBERRY DR PVT 100 (100-581) BEACON ST PVT 146 (100-131) BEAD DR PVT 110 (100-185) BEAD DR PVT 109 (186-189) BEADA LN PVT 100 (100-187) BEAGLE CLUB RD SC 664 103 (100-395) BEAGLE CLUB RD SC 664 104 (396-2691) BEAR LN SC 846 40 (100-223) BEAR LN SC 846 39 (224-489) BEAR LN SC 846 39 (490-715) BEAR LN SC 846 39 (716-871) BEAVER DR PVT 122 (100-333) BEAVER DR PVT 123 (334-497) BEBE BRANCH LN SC 913 120 (100-591) BEBE BRANCH LN SC 913 119 (592-1115) BEE DR PVT 179 (100-377) BEECH GROVE RD SC 601 136 (100-791) BEECH GROVE RD SC 601 115 (792-1075) BEECH GROVE RD SC 601 114 (1076-2111) BEECH GROVE RD SC 601 135 (2112-3391) BEECH ST T-823 146 (100-215) BEEHIVE DR PVT 145 (100-185) BEELINE RD SC 624 78 (100-213) BEELINE RD SC 624 97 (214-1057) BEELINE RD SC 753 97 (1058-1695) BEGLEY RD SC 720 157 (100-157) BELGIAN DR PVT 70 (100-179) BELGIAN DR PVT 88 (180-313) BELLAMY LN PVT 168 (100-187) BELLAMY TIPTON RD SC 643 122 (100-717) BELLAMY TIPTON RD SC 643 102 (718-3347) BELLAMY TIPTON RD SC 643 103 (3348-5413) BELMORE DR PVT 146 (100-175) BELT DR SC 1022 125 (100-609) BENBOLT ROCK LN F-910 145 (100-699) BENGE TRAIL LN SC 951 147 (100-243) BENGE TRAIL LN SC 951 168 (244-283) BENT KNEE DR PVT 57 (100-369) BENTON DR PVT 146 (100-597) BERRY DR PVT 142 (100-229) BERRYTOWN RD SC 623 116 (100-1781) BERRYTOWN RD SC 623 96 (1782-2535) BETHANY ST SC 939 168 (100-153) BETHEL RD T-682 73 (100-369) BETHEL RD SC 682 73 (370-799) BETHEL RD SC 682 57 (800-3493) BETHEL RD SC 682 42 (3494-3937) BEULAH LAND DR PVT 71 (100-313) BEVERLY CIR T-1425 125 (100-303) BIG BARN DR PVT 109 (100-111) BIG BARN DR PVT 108 (112-241) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 108 (100-1003) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 109 (1004-3009) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 110 (3010-3689) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 91 (3690-5247) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 92 (5248-7297) BIG MOCCASIN RD SC 613 93 (7298-9253) BIG RIDGE LN SC 897 119 (100-305) BIG RIDGE LN SC 897 118 (306-1891) BIG SPRING RD SC 648 102 (100-275) BIG SPRING RD SC 648 83 (274-2023) BIG STONEY CREEK RD SC 619 52 (100-799) BIG STONEY CREEK RD SC 619 37 (800-3367) BIG STONEY CREEK RD SC 619 36 (3368-3515) BIG STONEY CREEK RD SC 619 23 (3516-3729) BIRCH DR PVT 146 (100-249) BIRD DR PVT 66 (100-345) BISHOP ST T-769 146 (100-277) BISHOPTOWN RD SC 646 81 (100-563) BISHOPTOWN RD SC 646 82 (564-1899) ROADNAME ROUTE GRID RANGE BISHOPTOWN RD SC 646 64 (1900-4323) BISHOPTOWN RD SC 646 65 (4324-4851) BISHOPTOWN RD SC 652 65 (4852-5433) BLACK BRIDGE DR PVT 85 (100-339) BLACK HILL DR PVT 4 (100-341) BLACK TERN RD PVT 8 (100-195) BLACKBERRY DR PVT 125 (100-313) BLACKGUM LN SC 1520 47 (100-119) BLACKGUM LN SC 1520 63 (120-293) BLACKGUM LN SC 1520 62 (294-573) BLACKGUM LN PVT 62 (574-1017) BLACKJACK DR PVT 73 (100-705) BLACKSMITH DR PVT 145 (100-421) BLAIRS STORE RD SC 676 70 (100-917) BLANTON DR PVT 147 (100-377) BLIZZARD DR PVT 108 (100-275) BLOCK HOUSE LN SC 950 168 (100-283) BLOODHOUND LN SC 888 119 (100-501) BLOSSOM ST PVT 146 (100-165) BLUE POND LN SC 605 136 (100-159) BLUE POND LN SC 605 115 (160-451) BLUEBELL DR PVT 168 (100-263) BLUEBERRY RIDGE DR PVT 49 (100-329) BLUEBIRD LN SC 953 147 (100-205) BOAT DOCK LN SC 729 84 (100-147) BOATWRIGHT ST PVT 73 (100-481) BOBCAT DR PVT 10 (100-689) BOBCAT DR PVT 22 (690-1257) BOBSLED DR PVT 108 (100-291) BOBWHITE DR PVT 168 (100-139) BODY SHOP DR PVT 8 (100-195) BOND ST PVT 73 (100-189) BOOHERS CHAPEL LN SC 845 174 (100-799) BOONDOCK DR PVT 101 (100-973) BOONE ST PVT 147 (100-127) BOONE ST T-735 147 (128-555) BOONE TRAIL RD SC 772 80 (100-669) BOONE TRAIL RD SC 772 62 (670-1469) BOOZY CREEK RD SC 618 176 (972-1243) BOOZY CREEK RD SC 618 172 (1244-1741) BOOZY CREEK RD SC 618 173 (1742-3883) BOOZY CREEK RD SC 618 174 (3884-6549) BOOZY CREEK RD SC 618 175 (6550-7529) BOULDER LN SC 644 121 (100-1557) BOULDER LN SC 644 101 (1558-1927) BOULDER LN SC 644 100 (1928-2667) BOUNDARY DR PVT 8 (100-379) BOUQUET DR PVT 147 (100-117) BOW DR PVT 148 (100-209) BOWEN COURT LN SC 1504 61 (100-143) BOWEN COURT LN SC 1504 79 (144-179) BOWEN DR T-1409 146 (100-159) BOWEN DR T-1409 145 (160-165) BOWEN DR PVT 145 (166-207) BOWENS CHAPEL DR PVT 46 (100-271) BOWIE DR PVT 80 (100-167) BOXCAR DR PVT 146 (100-149) BOXWOOD DR PVT 147 (100-261) BRADFORD ST PVT 146 (100-207) BRADLEY DR PVT 68 (100-137) BRADLEY DR PVT 68 (138-235) BRADLEY DR PVT 52 (236-317) BRAIN HOLLOW DR PVT 136 (100-441) BRAIN HOLLOW DR PVT 135 (442-699) BRAMBLEWOOD DR PVT 126 (100-213) BRANCH LN SC 672 108 (100-259) BRANDY DR PVT 63 (100-315) BRAY RD SC 643 143 (100-267) BRAY RD SC 643 122 (268-2851) BREEZEWAY DR PVT 149 (100-207) BRIAR LN SC 1301 166 (100-317) BRICK CHURCH RD SC 650 82 (100-1725) BRICK CHURCH RD SC 650 64 (1726-2107) BRICK CHURCH RD SC 650 65 (2108-2821) BRICKYARD RD SC 896 149 (100-179) BRIDGE ST T-837 100 (100-333) BRIGHT HOLLOW LN SC 857 150 (100-1125) BRIGHT HOLLOW LN SC 857 171 (1126-1363) BRISTOL HWY US 58 147 (100-1285) BRISTOL HWY US 58 148 (1286-3275) BRISTOL HWY US 58 149 (3276-4263) ROADNAME ROUTE GRID RANGE BRISTOL HWY US 58 128 (4264-5373) BRISTOL HWY US 58 129 (5374-5833) BRISTOL HWY US 58 150 (5834-8095) BRISTOL HWY US 58 151 (8096-10413) BRISTOL HWY US 58 152 (10414-12229) BRISTOL HWY US 58 131 (12230-12573) BRISTOL HWY US 58 132 (12574-14237) BRISTOL HWY US 58 153 (14238-16189) BRISTOL HWY US 58 154 (16190-17139) BRISTOL HWY US 58 175 (17140-17823) BRITTANY LN SC 936 145 (100-229) BRITTANY LN PVT 145 (232-795) BROAD ST T-736 147 (100-289) BROADWATER AVE T-889 146 (100-181) BROADWATER AVE T-889 147 (182-341) BROADWATER AVE PVT 147 (342-907) BROKEN ARROW DR PVT 92 (100-487) BROOK DR PVT 89 (100-717) BROOK DR PVT 108 (718-797) BROWDERS CHAPEL RD SC 704 170 (100-215) BROWDERS CHAPEL RD SC 704 171 (216-1235) BUCKEYE CREEK RD SC 685 43 (100-143) BUCKEYE CREEK RD SC 685 30 (144-1263) BUCKNER RIDGE DR PVT 28 (100-225) BULL FROG DR PVT 168 (100-487) BUMBLE BEE DR PVT 39 (100-123) BUNKER RD SC 624 116 (100-1441) BUNKER RD SC 624 96 (1442-1553) BUNKER RD SC 624 97 (1554-3447) BURDOCK DR PVT 57 (100-251) BURLEY HILL LN SC 899 56 (100-1059) BURNT CABIN BRANCH DR PVT 146 (100-171) BUSH MILL RD SC 681 73 (100-365) BUSH MILL RD SC 681 57 (366-971) BUTTERCUP DR PVT 103 (100-161) BUTTERCUP DR PVT 104 (162-167) BUTTERMILK DR PVT 168 (100-189) BY THE WAY DR PVT 71 (100-451) CABIN DR PVT 116 (100-1219) CABOOSE DR PVT 100 (100-159) CACTUS LN SC 817 117 (100-551) CALVIN AVE T-840 100 (100-151) CAMERON CHURCH RD SC 637 165 (100-913) CAMO DR PVT 166 (100-375) CAMPBELL ST T-853 146 (100-271) CAMPFIRE
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