I-95 South Carolina - North


Interstate 95 north climbs a bluff from the Combahee River flood plain to meet U.S. 21 (Low Country Highway) at Exit 42. 06/12/05

U.S. 21 constitutes a rural route north from U.S. 17 Alternate near Jonesville to Orangeburg. 06/12/05

Approaching the outskirts of Walterboro, one mile south of Exit 53 with S.C. 63 (Sniders Highway). 06/12/05

Exit 53 parted ways with Interstate 95 north for S.C. 63 east to U.S. 17 Alternate and Walterboro. 06/12/05

S.C. 64 (Bells Highway) branches northwest from U.S. 15 (Jeffries Boulevard) to cross paths with Interstate 95 in one mile. 06/12/05

Connections with U.S. 17 (Savannah Highway) east (north) from the end of S.C. 64 leads motorists to S.C. 174 south to Edisto Beach. 06/12/05

Signs for Exit 62 previously referenced Road 34. They were updated to reflect McLeod Road, the formal name for Road 34. 06/12/05

S.C. 61 is a rural route leading west toward Bamberg and southeast to Canadys and Summerville. 06/12/05

Interstate 95 meets U.S. 78 on the outskirts of St. George in one mile. Within town, the US highway travels Memorial Boulevard two miles east to U.S. 15 (Parler Avenue). 06/12/05

Exit 77 leaves I-95 north for U.S. 78. U.S. 78 travels 715 miles overall from Charleston and the LowCountry west to Augusta, Atlanta, Birmingham and Memphis. 06/12/05

Two miles out from the cloverleaf interchange (Exits 86A/B) with I-26 on I-95 north. This sign was carbon copied with Clearview font. 06/12/05
Photos by AARoads, Carter Buchanan (08/28/04, 06/12/05)
Page Updated Friday January 24, 2025.