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| ROUTE LOG |
US 76, SC 28: 0 - 0 US 123: 0.6 - 0.6 SC 137: 6.9 - 7.5 US 178: 4.3 - 11.8 SC 8: 5.8 - 17.6 SC 135 SB: 0.6 - 18.2 SC 135 NB: 0.1 - 18.3 US 123: 2.4 - 20.7
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Creation: SC 93 appeared in 1964 as a renumbering of SC 28 Bus across Lake Hartwell and through Clemson; US 123 CONN between US 76/SC 28 and US 123; US 123 from Clemson to Easley; US 123 Bus through Easley. This is the 2nd SC 93.
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Adjustments: About 2016, SC 93 south/west was truncated to the US 76/SC 28 interchange in Clemson. The old route through town and across the lake became S-39-4 and S-37-4.
Improvements: Fully paved upon designation. SC 93 is multilane within Easley (since at least mid-80s) and was within Clemson (since at least mid-80's). In 2001, SC 93 was multilaned from Clemson to Central. Comment: SC 93 serves Clemson University, as well as the towns of Liberty, Norris and Central. SC 93 was the original route of SC 2. SC 93 is the only primary route anywhere I have driven 100% of on a bicycle.
| Previous SC 93's:
1947 ROUTE LOG SC 97: 0 - 0 SC 914: 9.3 - 9.3 US 521: 1.9 - 11.2 |
SC 93 #1: Appeared in 1925 or 1926 as new primary routing, running from SC 9 Lancaster north to North Carolina.
In 1930, SC 93 is shown as a projected road southwest to SC 97 at the Catawba River. In 1932, SC 93 was extended southwest as new primary routing to SC 97. In 1938, SC 93 north was truncated to US 521/SC 9 (now S-29-2) Lancaster, with the road to North Carolina renumbered as SC 200. In 1940, SC 93 was put on new construction at its northern end to meet US 521 south of Lancaster. The old route into central Lancaster became SC 93 ALT (now S-29-12 Springdale Rd; S-29-57 Midway St/Gay Sts) In 1952, the rest of SC 93 was renumbered as more SC 200 (today this is now also S-29-6 and S-29-19)
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