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- en.wikipedia.org South CarolinaSouth Carolina has primarily a humid subtropical climate, with hot, humid summers and mild winters. Areas in the Upstate have a subtropical highland climate.
- instagram.com southcarolina/62K Followers, 200 Following, 900 Posts - South Carolina (@southcarolina) on Instagram: "South Carolina 🌴 #SouthCarolina Tag @SouthCarolina to...
- nomadsunveiled.com what-is-south-carolina-known-…So if you’re looking for a truly spicy experience, be sure to check out the Carolina Reaper pepper. This is one of the most famous foods from South Carolina.
- twitter.com Discover_SCHave you visited this legendary South Carolina resident? ... The current national champs in football, women's hoops and baseball all hail from South Carolina.
- state.gov states/south-carolina/South Carolina Fast Facts. Supporting American Travelers. ... Investing in the American Economy. Goods exported from South Carolina in 2023: $37,343,436,318.
- destguides.com united-states/south-carolina/south…
- The Angel Oak tree is famous in South Carolina
- South Carolina has lots of golf courses
- The South Carolina state bird is the Carolina Wren
- contactsenators.com State 85 South Carolina Facts And Weird LawsThe Charleston earthquake of 1886 is the deadliest earthquake to hit South Carolina. Only California produces more peaches than South Carolina in the nation.
- familypedia.fandom.com wiki/South_CarolinaSouth Carolina ( /ˌkærəˈlaɪnə/) is a state in the coastal Southeastern region of the United States. It is bordered to the north by North Carolina...
- visittheusa.com state/south-carolinaIf your idea of a perfect vacation is less “sand trap” and more “sandcastle,” South Carolina offers 301 kilometers of picture-perfect coastline.
- britannica.com place/South-CarolinaSouth Carolina has no large natural lakes; those on the Savannah River and Santee tributaries resulted from hydroelectric development in the 20th century.
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- Kuruluş tarihi:23 Mayıs 1788
- Nüfusu:5.118.425 (1 Nisan 2020)
- Yüzölçümü:82.931 km²