South Carolina may be best known for its coastline, but the Palmetto State's Piedmont and Upstate lakes are a world unto themselves — deep, clear reservoirs carved from the foothills of the Blue Ridge and the rolling Midlands, ringed by red clay banks and Spanish moss. From the vast Santee Cooper system to the sapphire-blue waters of Jocassee, South Carolina's lakes reward the anglers, boaters, and lake house families who call them home. Our handcrafted 3D wooden lake maps capture every depth contour and shoreline in precision laser-cut wood, made to order by a Minnesota veteran in Stacy, MN. Ships in 1 to 2 weeks.

Top 8 South Carolina Lakes

• Lake Marion — Clarendon, Orangeburg, Berkeley, Calhoun, and Sumter Counties. The largest lake in South Carolina and part of the legendary Santee Cooper system, Lake Marion covers over 110,000 acres of shallow, cypress-studded Lowcountry water. A world-famous crappie and striped bass fishery and one of the most iconic lake maps in our Southern collection.
• Lake Murray — Lexington, Newberry, Saluda, and Richland Counties. The crown jewel of the Columbia metro, Lake Murray is a 50,000-acre reservoir with 650 miles of shoreline and some of the finest striped bass and largemouth fishing in the Southeast. One of our most-gifted South Carolina maps and instantly recognizable to anyone from the Midlands.
• Lake Hartwell — Straddling the South Carolina-Georgia border, Lake Hartwell is a massive Corps of Engineers reservoir on the Savannah River with over 56,000 acres of water and nearly 1,000 miles of shoreline. A beloved destination for bass anglers and boaters on both sides of the state line — and a map that Clemson fans will recognize immediately.
• Lake Keowee — Oconee County. One of the most beautiful lakes in the Southeast, Lake Keowee is a deep, crystal-clear Blue Ridge foothill reservoir with stunning mountain views and exceptional bass fishing. A premier lake house destination in South Carolina's Upstate and one of the most visually striking maps in our catalog.
• Lake Jocassee — Oconee County. Tucked deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Lake Jocassee is one of the most pristine and spectacular lakes in the entire eastern United States — cold, clear, and surrounded by waterfalls and old-growth forest. A world-class trout fishery and a map that stops people in their tracks.
• Lake Greenwood — Greenwood, Laurens, and Newberry Counties. A beloved Piedmont reservoir on the Saluda River, Lake Greenwood is a bass, crappie, and catfish fishery with a loyal following across the South Carolina Midlands. A meaningful map for anyone from the Greenwood or Laurens area.
• Clarks Hill / Strom Thurmond Lake — Straddling the South Carolina-Georgia border on the Savannah River, Clarks Hill is one of the largest lakes in the Southeast at over 70,000 acres. Known by different names on each side of the border, it's a premier striped bass and largemouth fishery and a massive open-water map that commands attention on any wall.
• Richard B. Russell Lake — Abbeville and Anderson Counties, SC and Elbert County, GA. A pumped-storage reservoir on the Savannah River tucked between Hartwell and Clarks Hill, Richard B. Russell is one of the most unique and ecologically distinct lakes in the region. Relatively remote and rarely crowded — a distinctive map for anyone who knows it.

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South Carolina's Upstate reservoirs, Midlands impoundments, and Lowcountry waters run deeper than most people expect. Browse our full South Carolina collection below or reach out and we'll find your lake for you.