Other names:

Historic significance:

Where: Abbeville County, South Carolina

Data files

• Ozi-Explorer track data:   mccords-creek-1.plt,   mccords-creek-2.plt,   mccords-creek-3.plt,  
  Ozi-Explorer waypoint data:   mccords.wpt,  
• mccords-shp.zip Waypoint & track data in .shp format (WGS84, lat-lon).

Maps:

• Custom Google map. Red pin marks waypoint. "Mouse-over" pin for identification.
  Red and blue tracks are from modern USGS DOQ image. Green track is from 1900 topo map.
  Note the several map backgrounds available (Google map, Google terrain, aerial, hybrids, two sources of topo maps, multi-scales of topos, etc.).
  "Click and drag" works.
  

• Overlay of modern DOQ and 1900 topo map over 1938 (rev. 1948) topo map
  Click for larger view.
  1900 topo map
  1938 topo (modified 1948)
  The magenta track is from a modern USGS DOQ photograph. The blue track is where the 1900 topo map differed from the DOQ and is consistent with what was seen on-site. The magenta portions of the track may or may not have been roads present during the Rev War. All tracks need replacing on-site.

• Mills Atlas, Abbeville District, surveyed 1820. Approximate location of McCord's Creek ambush marked with red dot.
  Click for larger view..

Submitted by: John Robertson

Description:
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Sources and References:

Confidence level of road/trail data:
3 (on scale of 0-5)

Related locations:
McCord's Creek,   Pickens Blockhouse,