Grand Strand

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The Grand Strand
No. Counties	3
States	South Carolina, North Carolina
Largest City	Myrtle Beach
Second Largest City	North Myrtle Beach
Time Zones	Eastern
US Region	Southeast

The Grand Strand is a popular tourist destination in the eastern portion of the U.S. state of South Carolina. It stretches from Little River, South Carolina to Georgetown, South Carolina, but the largest and most notable attraction on this stretch is Myrtle Beach. The area is noteworthy for possessing the largest cluster of golf courses in the world, 115 public courses at last count, as well as many exclusive private ones designed by the likes of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Greg Norman. The Grand Strand is also known for historical areas (such as Georgetown) and a pleasant variety of seafood.

[edit] Towns of the Grand Strand

	State of South Carolina
Capital	Columbia
Regions	Capital City/Lake Murray Country \| Grand Strand \| Historic Charleston \| Midlands \| Old 96 District \| Olde English District \| Pee Dee \| Piedmont \| Sandhills \| Santee Cooper Country \| South Carolina Low Country \| Metrolina \| Thoroughbred Country \| The Upstate
Cities	Charleston \| North Charleston \| Rock Hill \| Camden \| Mount Pleasant \| Myrtle Beach \| Greenville \| Sumter \| Aiken \| Spartanburg \| Florence \| Anderson \| Greenwood
Towns	Greer \| Darlington \| Lancaster \| Georgetown \| Irmo \| Dillon \| Hardeeville \| Saluda \| North Augusta \| Conway \| Moncks Corner \| Clinton \| Gaffney \| Orangeburg \| Walterboro \| Goose Creek \| Summerville \| Newberry \| Chester \| Clemson \| Beaufort \| Hilton Head Island \| Union \| Marion \| Cheraw
Rivers	Santee River \| Savannah River \| Pee Dee River \| Edisto River \| Cooper River \| Waccamaw River \| Catawba River \| Black River \| Coosawhatchie River \| Congaree River \| Reedy River \| Enoree River \| Stono River \| Tugaloo River \| Broad River \| Wando River
Attractions	Myrtle Beach Pavilion \| Carowinds \| Brookgreen Gardens \| South of The Border \| Darlington Raceway \| Congaree National Park \| Cypress Gardens \| Hard Rock Park \| Broadway at the Beach \| Coastal Grand Mall \| Fort Sumter \| Fort Moultrie \| Cooper River Bridge
Interstates	Interstate 20 \| Interstate 20 Bus. \| Interstate 26 \| Interstate 126 \| Interstate 526 \| Interstate 73 \| Interstate 74 \| Interstate 174 \| Interstate 77 \| Interstate 85 \| Interstate 85 Bus. \| Interstate 185 \| Interstate 385 \| Interstate 585 \| Interstate 95
Counties	Abbeville \| Aiken \| Allendale \| Anderson \| Bamberg \| Barnwell \| Beaufort \| Berkeley \| Calhoun \| Charleston \| Cherokee \| Chester \| Chesterfield \| Clarendon \| Colleton \| Darlington \| Dillon \| Dorchester \| Edgefield \| Fairfield \| Florence \| Georgetown \| Greenville \| Greenwood \| Hampton \| Horry \| Jasper \| Kershaw \| Lancaster \| Laurens \| Lee \| Lexington \| Marion \| Marlboro \| McCormick \| Newberry \| Oconee \| Orangeburg \| Pickens \| Richland \| Saluda \| Spartanburg \| Sumter \| Union \| Williamsburg \| York

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Category: Geography of South Carolina

Grand Strand

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[edit] Towns of the Grand Strand

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