Business Loop 95 in Walterboro, SC

[andy3175]

While looking for something else, I encountered this study that implies there is a business loop in Walterboro. While I've never heard of such a loop (at least not signed), I thought I'd pass it along to those who are more familiar with Walterboro who may be more familiar with the plans described in the link below. The impression I got was that the streetscape improvements have not yet been funded, and maybe that's why a formal request for a business loop (presumably via SR 63, US 17A, US 15, and SR 64) has not yet been requested.

http://www.walterborosc.org/Data/Sites/1/media/walterboro%20i-95%20corridor%20presentation%20to%20council.pdf

[Alex]

It may be an implied business loop by the city of Walterboro. There are a number of traveler services at each interchange with I-95, but the trip away from the freeway is less commercial until entering the Downtown area. Most recently drove through their last December.

[WashuOtaku]

I can confirm no business loop currently exists in Walterboro; as no current SCDOT maps indicate it exists.  This appears to be more of a development plan by the city than anything else. 

[adventurernumber1]

I can confirm no business loop currently exists in Walterboro; as no current SCDOT maps indicate it exists.  This appears to be more of a development plan by the city than anything else.

I agree. Google Maps doesn't show it either.

[D-Dey65]

This appears to be more of a development plan by the city than anything else. 

That was what I thought it was. Are there any older maps showing such a route?

[WashuOtaku]

This appears to be more of a development plan by the city than anything else. 

That was what I thought it was. Are there any older maps showing such a route?

SCDOT keeps all its old county maps online, via the USC Library.  Here's the link:  http://library.sc.edu/digital/collections/scrm.html

Spoiler Alert - No.

[D-Dey65]

SCDOT keeps all its old county maps online, via the USC Library.  Here's the link:  http://library.sc.edu/digital/collections/scrm.html

Thanks for the link. Things like this are usually pretty good.