Highway 170

S.C. 170 stretches 35.35 miles northeast from the Houilhan Bridge spanning the Savannah River near Hardeeville to U.S. 21 Business (Boundary Street) in Beaufort.
S.C. 170 follows the former alignment of U.S. 17 along Alligator Alley northeast 3.33 miles from the Georgia state line across Savannah Natiional Wildlife Refuge to U.S. 17. The two routes overlap 2.20 miles north along Speedway Boulevard to Freedom Parkway and the community of Limehouse. S.C. 170 branches east and parallels U.S. 17 before turning northeast across wetlands to S.C. 315 (Okatie Highway) near the New River.
S.C. 46 combines with S.C. 170 (Okatie Highway) 2.37 miles east into Beaufort County at Pritchardville. The two separate at a roundabout with New Riverside Road. S.C. 46 continues east along May River Road to Bluffton while S.C. 170 (Okatie Highway) resumes a northward course along a four lane, divided arterial to Okatie. S.C. 170 converges with U.S. 278 at a parclo interchange.
Passing east of the Sun City golf course community, S.C. 170 (Okatie Highway) straddles the Jasper / Beaufort County line north along the former route of U.S. 278 to S.C. 462 (LowCountry Drive). Turning east, the four lane highway continues toward Manigault Neck along Chechessee Creek.
S.C. 170 spans the Chechessee River east from Bellinger Neck onto Lemon Island and then the Broad River over the Edward Burton Rodgers Bridge onto Robert Smalls Parkway at Burton. Becoming a commercial arterial northeast through Beaufort, S.C. 170 angles northeast to meet U.S. 21 (Parris Island Gateway) and U.S. 21 Business (Boundary Street) across from Polk Street.


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