Highway 302

South Carolina Highway 302 stretches 66.1 miles from S.C. 125 in Aiken County east to U.S. 21-176-321 at West Columbia. The highway is mostly rural, with exceptions through Aiken and from South Congaree to Cayce and West Columbia.

Leaving the diamond interchange with Interstate 26, S.C. 302 continues along a five lane boulevard along the Cayce and West Columbia city line.
10/03/10
Sox Street south and Memorial Drive north come together at this traffic light along S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard) east.
10/03/10
Glenn Street forms an arc from residential areas of Cayce to S.C. 602 (Platt Springs Road) in West Columbia.
10/03/10
04/14/12
The intersection of Airport Boulevard and Charleston Highway includes legs with Williams Street west to S.C. 602 and Middleton Street south. U.S. 21-176-321 follow Charleston Highway northeast to Knox Abbott Drive east through north Cayce and Columbia nearby.
10/03/10

U.S. 321 continues 5.5 miles south from S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard) to partition with U.S. 21/176 turning eastward toward Charleston.
04/14/12
Airport Boulevard comprises a commercial boulevard from U.S. 21-176-321 southwest toward the CAE Airport.
04/14/12
Glenn Street (Road 166) runs along the West Columbia and Cayce city line across S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard) north to S.C. 602 and 0.49 miles east to Dunbar Road in a residential area beyond U.S. 21-176-321.
04/14/12
S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard) approaches a diamond interchange with Interstate 26 along the Springdale and Cayce city line next.
04/14/12
Interstate 26 curves southeast from S.C. 302 through southwestern Cayce, meeting U.S. 21-176-321 and I-77 north, before leaving the city en route to Orangeburg and Charleston.
04/14/12

Interstate 26 trailblazer posted where Commerce Drive overtakes the westbound exit ramp from I-26 to S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard). Commerce Drive links S.C. 302 with a hotel and an industrial park.
12/31/12
Commerce Drive north at S.C. 302 (Airport Boulevard). S.C. 302 links I-26 at Exit 113 with Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) to the west and Cayce to the east.
12/31/12
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Page Updated Monday February 11, 2013.