Pineville, a historic refuge - Columbia Star

The Santee Canal began at White Oak Bluff on the Santee River. Henry Mouzon, the original surveyor, had determined the river was normally 270 feet wide and 18-20 feet deep at this point. Col. John Christian Senf, the engineer, designed the canal to be 35 feet wide at the surface, 32 feet wide at the

Related Keywords

Greenland ,John Christian Senf ,Santee Canal ,Samuel Porcher ,Henry Mouzon ,Pineville Church ,Biggin Church ,White Oak Bluff ,Guard Lock ,White Oak Lock ,White Oak ,Big Camp Locks ,Big Camp ,River Road ,Old Canal Road ,Old Santee Canal State Park ,Lake Moultrie ,Camp Locks ,Great Reservoir ,Biggin Swamp ,Black Oak Lock ,Coal Hill Lock ,Stony Landing ,Old Santee Canal State ,