Lexington County topographic map
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Lexington County
Lexington County is characterized by a diverse topography that includes gently rolling hills and numerous waterways. The county's elevation averages around 400 feet, with variations across its 757.62 square miles, comprising both urban and rural landscapes. A significant feature of the area is Lake Murray, which adds to the scenic beauty and provides recreational opportunities. The region is intersected by several rivers, including the Saluda and Congaree, contributing to its rich biodiversity and fertile floodplains. Additionally, the county's terrain supports various ecosystems, from dense forests to open fields, which are integral to its agricultural landscape.
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Name: Lexington County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Lexington County, South Carolina, United States (33.65294 -81.57131 34.19759 -80.92526)
Average elevation: 381 ft
Minimum elevation: 92 ft
Maximum elevation: 787 ft
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