South Carolina has it’s share of big beautiful cities. Let’s take Columbia and Charleston for example, each with their big city ways and charms. South Carolina is also home to some lovely small towns too. A couple of them have fewer people than an NFL team. Here’s why you should visit South Carolina’s smallest towns.
The state of South Carolina is home to over 5 million people. Some of those people enjoy the peace and quiet of say, 45 folks. That is the population of two of South Carolina’s smallest cities. Both Smyrna and Tatum, South Carolina have 45 people living there. For a complete list of the state’s smallest cities, check them out right here from WBTW.
Ever since the pandemic people are rethinking the way they live and how they live, according to the website LifeandWhim. People are heading out of the big cities in droves. Here are a few reasons why it is lovely to live in a small town. By and large, there are fewer expenses and more nature. Schools tend to have a better teacher to student ratio. Your community is tighter. When times get rough, the neighbors come running. Small town living is delightful.
Best Coastal Towns List Features North and South Carolina Towns
There are few things I love more than historic coastal towns. Whether the New England charm of Newport Rhode Island, the southern paradise of Charleston or Savannah, or the California beach like Santa Cruz. Fishing boats, quaint shops, beachside rollercoasters, live oaks, I love them all. So naturally, this list drew me in. It’s USA Today’s “Best Coastal Small Towns”. We are lucky that coastal towns from both North and South Carolina town made the list.
This list is part of USA Today’s recently released “10 best” campaign. Readers were able to vote for their favorites in a wide variety of categories. One of those categories was “Best Coastal Small Towns”. I’ve only briefly been to the South Carolina location and I’ve never ventured to the Outer Banks, the home of North Carolinas mention. I guess I’ll have to add both of those coastal towns to my Carolina bucket list. But not just the Carolina towns drew me in. I’d honestly love to visit each town on this list. The picturesque views, calmness of the water, but also diversity of locales and experiences of every town are intriguing. You’ve got locations from the northeast, west coast, gulf, and the east coast.
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