Counties and County Seats of South Carolina
South Carolina has 46 counties. This map quiz helps students in grades 5–12 learn every county and its county seat by clicking the map. Start with one region, then try them all at once. Guided mode shows region colors and hints, and Challenge mode takes them away.
46counties
5map regions to practice one at a time
31county seats that share their county’s name
Quick questions
- How many counties does South Carolina have?
- South Carolina has 46 counties.
- What is the county seat of Darlington County?
- Darlington.
- What is the county seat of Lee County?
- Bishopville.
All 46 South Carolina counties, with county seats
Northwest
- Abbeville – Abbeville
- Anderson – Anderson
- Greenville – Greenville
- Greenwood – Greenwood
- Laurens – Laurens
- McCormick – McCormick
- Oconee – Walhalla
- Pickens – Pickens
- Spartanburg – Spartanburg
North
- Aiken – Aiken
- Cherokee – Gaffney
- Chester – Chester
- Edgefield – Edgefield
- Fairfield – Winnsboro
- Kershaw – Camden
- Lancaster – Lancaster
- Lexington – Lexington
- Newberry – Newberry
- Richland – Columbia
- Saluda – Saluda
- Union – Union
- York – York
South
- Allendale – Allendale
- Bamberg – Bamberg
- Barnwell – Barnwell
- Beaufort – Beaufort
- Colleton – Walterboro
- Hampton – Hampton
- Jasper – Ridgeland
Southeast
- Berkeley – Moncks Corner
- Calhoun – St. Matthews
- Charleston – Charleston
- Clarendon – Manning
- Dorchester – St. George
- Georgetown – Georgetown
- Orangeburg – Orangeburg
- Sumter – Sumter
- Williamsburg – Kingstree
Northeast
- Chesterfield – Chesterfield
- Darlington – Darlington
- Dillon – Dillon
- Florence – Florence
- Horry – Conway
- Lee – Bishopville
- Marion – Marion
- Marlboro – Bennettsville
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