Highway 183

South Carolina Highway 183

S.C. 183 originates from U.S. 76/123 (Windsor Street) in the city of Westminster in the Upstate of South Carolina. The state highway heads 7.44 miles north to S.C. 28 (Main Street) within the Oconee County seat of Walhalla. The two overlap one block east to Catherine Street, where S.C. 183 resumes a northward heading to S.C. 11.

S.C. 183 turns east from S.C. 11 along Pickens Highway to Lake Keowee. S.C. 183 combines with S.C. 130 (Rochester Highway) south 1.60 miles past the Oconee Nuclear Station. S.C. 130 continues south to Clemson while S.C. 183 (Pickens Highway) curves by Old Pickens to the Pickens County line.

Following Walhalla Highway, S.C. 183 runs northeast to Main Street in Pickens. U.S. 178 briefly dog legs alongside Main Street through Downtown, two blocks from S.C. 8, which accompanies S.C. 183 northeast 0.48 miles to Farrs Bridge Road. Leading away from Pickens, S.C. 183 runs between Cannon and Glassy Mountains en route to the Greenville County line at the Saluda River.

Farrs Bridge Road arcs eastward to U.S. 25 (White Horse Road) at the Greenville suburb of Berea. S.C. 183 continues along Farrs Bridge Road to Hunts Bridge Road (Road 104), where it transitions onto Cedar Lane Road. Elevating across a Norfolk Southern Railroad yard, S.C. 183 enters the city of Greenville along Pete Hollis Boulevard.

Through Downtown Greenville, S.C. 183 partitions into the couplet of Buncombe and North Streets east 0.54 miles to U.S. 29 (Church Street) at Business Spur I-385 and along Beattie Place and College Street west 0.70 miles from Business Spur I-385. S.C. 183 overtook what was U.S. 25 Business south from Rutherford Street to U.S. 123 (N Academy Street). U.S. 25 Business overlapped with U.S. 276 north to Travelers Rest and U.S. 123 west to S.C. 20 (Augusta Street).

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Page Updated Tuesday September 21, 2021.