Interstate 77 in South Carolina
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| Interstate 77 Main route of the Interstate Highway System |
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| Length: | 90 mi (145 km) | ||||||||
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Interstate 77 through South Carolina begins its journey in Cayce - south-southwest of Columbia - at an expansive interchange with Interstate 26. Part of the Columbia Beltway, the highway actually travels eastward from I-26 before turning more to the north in Columbia southwest of Fort Jackson.
From Interstate 20, I-77 travels northward paralleling U.S. 21 through the hilly Midlands region, bypassing Winnsboro and Chester. As the highway approaches York County, it enters the Piedmont terrain. It is in York County where I-77 enters the Charlotte metropolitan area, which is evident as the highway widens from four to eight lanes. I-77 continues through the suburbs of Charlotte, passing through Rock Hill and bypassing Fort Mill before crossing the North Carolina border near the Carowinds theme park.
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[edit] Major cities
Bolded cities are official control cities. Interstate 77 goes through or bypasses the following municipalities:
- Cayce
- Columbia
- Arcadia Lakes
- Winnsboro
- Chester
- Rock Hill
- Fort Mill
- Charlotte, North Carolina (listed on signs)
[edit] Major intersections
[edit] Exit list
| County | Location | Exit # | Destinations | Notes |
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| Lexington | Cayce | 1 | Southbound exit and northbound entrance. | |
| 2 | 12th Street | Exit number is unsigned. Signs read "Cayce", "West Columbia". |
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| Lexington-Richland county line |
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| Richland | 5 | Exit to reach Williams-Brice Stadium, the University of South Carolina, the Congaree National Park and downtown Columbia. | ||
| Columbia | 6 | Northbound exit is split into Exits 6A (SC 768 North) an 6B (SC 768 South). | ||
| 9 | Northbound exit. Exit to reach Sumter and Shaw Air Force Base. Exit to reach downtown Columbia. |
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| 9A | Southbound exit. Exit to reach Shaw Air Force Base. |
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| 9B | Southbound exit. Exit to reach downtown Columbia. |
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| 12 | Forest Drive | Exit to reach Forest Acres | ||
| 13 | Decker Boulevard | |||
| Arcadia Lakes | 15 | Percival Road marks the border of Columbia and Arcadia Lakes. Northbound exit is split into 15A (SC 12 East) and 15B (SC 12 West). |
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| 16 | Southbound exit is split into 16A (I-20 East) and 16B (I-20 West). | |||
| 17 | Exit to reach Dentsville. | |||
| 18 | Southbound exit and northbound entrance only. | |||
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| 22 | Killian Road | |||
| 24 | Westbound signs read "Blythewood." | |||
| 27 | Blythewood Road | |||
| Fairfield | 34 | Exit to reach Lugoff and Camden. | ||
| 41 | Winnsboro | |||
| 46 | Camp Welfare Road | |||
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| Chester | 55 | |||
| 62 | Richburg Road, Richburg | |||
| 65 | Exit to reach Fort Lawn. | |||
| York | 73 | Exit to reach southern Rock Hill. | ||
| 75 | Porter Road | |||
| Rock Hill | 77 | |||
| 79 | Exit to reach Winthrop University/York Tech College. | |||
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| 83 | Sutton Road, Fort Mill | |||
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| 88 | Gold Hill Road, Tega Cay | |||
| 90 | U.S. 21 joins northbound and exits southbound. Exit to reach the Carowinds theme park. |
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| Begin |
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| York County, South Carolina-Mecklenburg County, North Carolina border |
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[edit] External links
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