SC 200
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From: Winnsboro (Fairfield County)
To: North carolina State Line above Lancaster (Lancaster County)
Total Length: 42.1 miles  
The route continues nearly 50 more miles as NC 200 to end at US 601 near Concord NC.
ROUTE LOG
US 321, SC 34: 0 - 0
US 321 Bus: 0.7 - 0.7
SC 901: 10.1 - 10.8
I-77 (exit 48): 1.0 - 11.8
US 21 SB: 5.1 - 16.9
Chester-Fairfield Line: 0.2 - 17.1
SC 99: 2.8 - 19.9
SC 97 NB: 1.4 - 21.3
US 21 NB: 0.1 - 21.4
Lancaster-Chester Line: 0.4 - 21.8
SC 97 SB: 0.3 - 22.1
SC 914: 9.7 - 31.8
US 521 Bus SB: 1.7 - 33.5
SC 903: 0.6 - 34.1
SC 9 Bus EB: 0.1 - 34.2
SC 9 Bus WB: 0.2 - 34.4
US 521 Bus NB: 0.8 - 35.2
US 521, SC 9: 0.2 - 35.4
NC STATE LINE: 6.7 - 42.1
 Creation: SC 200 appeared in 1938 as a renumbering of part of SC 93 from US 521 Lancaster to the NC State Line. This is the only SC 200.
Adjustments: In 1952, SC 200 was extended south with US 521 to Lancaster, then replaced the rest of SC 93 to Great Falls, followed US 21 for a few miles, then replaced SC 22 to Winnsboro.

1935 Official
SC 93 north of Lancaster
1935 Official
1938 Official
SC 200 north of Lancaster
1938 Official
1952 Official
SC 200 replaces SC 93 and SC 22 through Great Falls to Winnsboro
1952 Official

Between 1987-2005, SC 200 was rerouted to use Market St north to Barr west back to Main St in central Lancaster. East of Lynwood Dr was new construction while Market St was S-26-32 (had been SC 9 ALT in the 1940s). The old route became S-26-6, S-26-19 Lynnwood Dr, and S-26-2 Main St.

1986 Lancaster County
SC 200 using Main St
1986 Lancaster County
2005 Lancaster County
SC 200 shifted from Main St to Market St
2005 Lancaster County

Improvements: SC 200 was fully paved upon inception
SC 200 was multilaned on its US 521 duplex through Lancaster between 1957-63.
Comment: SC 200 is a pretty long route that really doesn't serve a major traffic movement.

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