About the Area
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Charlotte
Charlotte, the 32nd largest U.S. city, lies at the heart of a region that is the nation's fifth largest urban area. In 1998, there were 507,553 people living in the City of Charlotte, 628,010 in Mecklenburg County, 1.8 million in the 13-county Charlotte Region and 6 million living within 100 miles.Fortune magazine has ranked Charlotte as having the nation's best pro-business attitude. As the Uptown office towers suggest, banking is an important part of the city's economy. Charlotte is the nation's second largest banking center (New York City ranks first). Other key industries in Charlotte include insurance, distribution, manufacturing and a wide range of service industries.
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Chester
Chester is South Carolina's little city
on the hill. The county seat and largest municipality in Chester County, the city abounds with historic and architecturally interesting
buildings. The city's Historical District encompasses 250 acres and boasts of some 475 different properties, including the city's
downtown area, or "Hill District."Chester's hill features many handsome structures in a number of architectural styles, with their original Victorian-era facades still standing. In 1983, Chester was chosen as the city to represent the fictional city of Delano, Georgia for the CBS miniseries "Chiefs." A number of downtown improvement projects, the most significant - a $1.8 million street-scape project, was completed in the fall of 1996.
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Clover
Leisure, and good times are a big part of the Clover life. The community is just a few hours away from the Blue Ridge and Smoky Mountains of the Carolinas or, in the other direction, a few hours away from the Grand Strand beaches of South Carolina's coast.For the history and nature buff, King's Mountain National and State Park, just eight miles west of Clover, offers an authentic colonial farm and other activities. Every Spring, Feis Chlobhair, "A Clover Kinntra Gatherin", a festival to celebrate the Scots-Irish heritage of the community is held in Clover. Visitors from all over the country come to enjoy a weekend of activities that include bagpipe bands, Scottish Athletics, Irish step dancing, and cultural foods and crafts.
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Fort Mill
Fort Mill combines the best of two worlds; the quaintness of the country but accessible to Metropolitan Charlotte. Unlimited opportunities are available for business and recreation in this thriving community, including spectacular golf courses. With an excellent education system, the Fort Mill schools rate at the top in South Carolina. Having some of the lowest property tax rates in the area is an advantage for this location in York County.A moderate climate allows for year-round activities, yet provides four beautiful seasons of color and greenery. Fort Mill is an ideal location with many new home communities and homesites to suit your needs. Located approximately 18 miles south of Charlotte with easy access to Interstate 77, sporting events such as NFL Carolina Panthers, AAA Charlotte Knights and AAA Charlotte Checkers are just a short distance for the sports fan.
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Lake Wylie
Nestled on the northwest shore of
12,455-acre Lake Wylie, Lake Wylie, South Carolina, is a vibrant and thriving community where geography, people and economic vitality
have fashioned a distinctive Southern lifestyle. The leisure and excitement of lakeside living, our comfortable, small town atmosphere
and convenient proximity to regional commercial and cultural centers make Lake Wylie remarkably livable. There is a wide range of housing available. Elegant lakeside living, cozy wooded neighborhoods and spacious, convenient condominiums add to the feeling that you are enjoying like in a year-round resort.
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Lancaster
Lancaster is known as the "Red Rose City" and was founded by settlers from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The red rose was the House of Lancaster's emblem when the War of the roses was fought in England from 1455 to 1485.A small town at heart, Lancaster, South Carolina is comfortably nestled between Charlotte, North Carolina, 45 miles north, and our capital city of Columbia, about 60 miles south. Lancaster County covers 549 square miles and has a population of approximately 57,000. The county is comprised of three incorporated communities - Lancaster, Heath Springs, and Kershaw. Lancaster is just three hours from the North Carolina mountains, and a little more than two hours from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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Rock Hill
Rock Hill, South Carolina is located halfway between the mountains and sandy beaches of the Carolinas. Rock Hill is a city at its best - closeknit, caring, yet progressive, with a practical eye toward the future. Local residents and businesses boast that it is a great place to live and work. Low unemployment, higher education institutions, and industry attract newcomers to our area from all over the country. Rock Hill's commitments to excellence in education and the needs of its citizens are a promising investment in the future of our community.Rock Hill is the largest city in York County, fifth largest city in South Carolina, with a population of 44,500+. It is easily accessible from I-77, just 20 minutes south of Charlotte, North Carolina, and 1 hour north of Columbia, South Carolina. I-85, which intersects I-77 just north of Charlotte, provides easy access to Atlanta or Raleigh.
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Tega Cay
Tega Cay is a 1600 acre wooded
peninsula, embraced by 16 miles of Lake Wylie's gentle shore. The 12,455 acre lake, which covers 325 miles of shoreline, is ideal for
boating, fishing, water-skiing, sailing, and swimming. From the water you can enjoy spring flowers and fall colors, plus a number of
parks, boat landings, marinas, and restaurants with boat docks.Tega Cay is also close to the action of professional sporting events such as the NFL Carolina Panthers, AAA Charlotte Knights and AAA Charlotte Checkers. In addition, the Paramount's Carowinds Theme Park is only five minutes away.
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York
You are cordially invited to visit the "White
Rose City," whose tree-lined streets, historic homes and warm, friendly people will make you vividly aware of the rich heritage and
charm that is York. Comfortably and conveniently located in the heart of South Carolina's northern Piedmont, York is only a few hours
away from the celebrated Carolina beaches and the scenic wonders of the Blue Ridge Mountains.The City of York is not only a year-round visual delight of natural and architectural beauty, but it also offers some very special events and cultural activities. Excellent shopping facilities are available downtown, including historic old shops complete with tin-pin ceilings. Nearby are shopping areas and numerous small businesses.
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Additional Info
Fort Mill Downtown AssociationFort Mill Area Chamber of Commerce
York County Regional Chamber of Commerce
About The Olde English District
The Museum of York County
South Carolina Information Highway
Charlotte Convention & Visitors Bureau
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