Gutters Across Columbia and the Midlands
Every Columbia neighborhood and nearby community has its own trees, rooflines and drainage - and its own page. Find yours.
Downtown Columbia
Downtown Columbia is the state's capital core, anchored by the granite State House - its walls still carry marks from the Civil War era - and a Main Street that has fille...
Gutters in Downtown ColumbiaShandon
Shandon is Columbia's classic streetcar suburb, built mostly in the 1910s through 1930s east of downtown along Devine Street. Brick Tudors, bungalows and colonials line s...
Gutters in ShandonElmwood
Elmwood Park is one of Columbia's earliest suburbs, a designated historic district of tree-shaded streets just north of downtown. Its bungalows and cottages went up in th...
Gutters in ElmwoodCottontown
Cottontown is among Columbia's oldest neighborhoods, laid out in the early 1800s as one of the city's first suburbs, with historic cottages on quiet streets. Next door, t...
Gutters in CottontownFive Points
Five Points has been Columbia's village since 1919 - the fountain, the Harden Street shops and restaurants, and the streets of early-1900s homes behind them. It sits betw...
Gutters in Five PointsForest Acres
Forest Acres is its own small city inside the metro, incorporated in 1935 and built through a pine forest northeast of downtown. Ranch homes and split-levels spread along...
Gutters in Forest AcresRosewood
Rosewood is south Columbia's working neighborhood, running along Rosewood Drive past the State Fairgrounds - home of the South Carolina State Fair each fall. Postwar home...
Gutters in RosewoodOlympia
Olympia is Columbia's historic textile mill village, built around the Olympia and Granby mills that opened at the turn of the 1900s on the Congaree River bluff. Its small...
Gutters in OlympiaEau Claire
Eau Claire is North Columbia's historic main-street community, established in the early 1900s along what is now North Main Street. Bungalows and cottages line its shaded ...
Gutters in Eau ClaireDentsville
Dentsville is east Columbia's established suburban area, spread along Two Notch Road and Decker Boulevard not far from Sesquicentennial State Park. Its subdivisions went ...
Gutters in DentsvilleArcadia Lakes
Arcadia Lakes is a tiny incorporated town built around its two lakes, tucked between Forest Acres and Columbia's east side. Larger homes line the shaded streets around th...
Gutters in Arcadia LakesSt. Andrews
St. Andrews is the established suburb between Columbia and Irmo, built out from the 1960s through the 1980s along St. Andrews Road toward the Saluda River. Its subdivisio...
Gutters in St. AndrewsHarbison
Harbison grew up around its boulevard's retail district, but behind the shops it is subdivisions and townhomes tucked against serious woods - including the edge of Harbis...
Gutters in HarbisonCayce
Cayce sits directly across the Congaree River from downtown Columbia, with a riverwalk, the Timmerman Trail and a history that runs from brick works and rail yards to tod...
Gutters in CayceWest Columbia
West Columbia faces the capital across the Gervais Street Bridge, with its own riverwalk, a reviving Meeting Street corridor and neighborhoods that run from the river blu...
Gutters in West ColumbiaSpringdale
Springdale is a small, quiet Lexington County town near Columbia Metropolitan Airport, built mostly in the postwar decades along Platt Springs Road. Its roomy lots and ma...
Gutters in SpringdaleOak Grove
Oak Grove is an established Lexington County residential area between West Columbia and Lexington, built out from the 1970s onward. Its shaded streets of ranches and two-...
Gutters in Oak GroveIrmo
Irmo is the fast-grown suburb northwest of Columbia, famous for its Okra Strut festival and its position as the gateway to Lake Murray's eastern shore. Subdivisions from ...
Gutters in IrmoLexington
Lexington is the county seat of Lexington County and one of the fastest-growing towns in South Carolina, with a historic Main Street core and subdivisions spreading towar...
Gutters in LexingtonNortheast Columbia
Northeast Columbia is the metro's master-planned growth corridor - The Summit, Lake Carolina, Wildewood and their neighboring subdivisions, built from the 1990s into the ...
Gutters in Northeast ColumbiaLower Richland
Lower Richland is the county's rural southeast - historic farms, scattered subdivisions and long wooded roads running toward Congaree National Park. It is lower, wetter g...
Gutters in Lower RichlandPine Ridge
Pine Ridge is a small Lexington County town south of Cayce and West Columbia, set in the pine woods above the Congaree River bottoms. Its mix of older cottages and newer ...
Gutters in Pine RidgeBlythewood
Blythewood is the rural-suburban town northeast of Columbia, known for large lots, equestrian properties and a small-town main street that growth is rapidly surrounding. ...
Gutters in BlythewoodHopkins
Hopkins is a rural community southeast of Columbia, a landscape of farms, churches and old homeplaces along Lower Richland Boulevard. It has fed and neighbored the city f...
Gutters in HopkinsChapin
Chapin is the lake town on Lake Murray's north shore, a community that has grown from a lakeside village into one of the metro's most wanted addresses. Its streets run do...
Gutters in ChapinLake Murray
Lake Murray is the Midlands' inland sea - a vast reservoir on the Saluda River, built for power in the 1920s and now ringed with shore communities from Lexington to Chapi...
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