Anderson County, South Carolina

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rdf:type	Place named for John C. Calhoun owl:NamedIndividual Administrative region County by U.S. state and territory Populated place established in 1826 South Carolina location 1826 establishment in South Carolina Appalachian Regional Commission county
rdfs:label	Anderson County, South Carolina
owl:sameAs	dbr:Anderson_County,_South_Carolina
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skos:prefLabel	Anderson County, South Carolina
skos:altLabel	Anderson South Carolina Anderson County Pendleton District Anderson (SC) Anderson Counties Anderson District Anderson county Anderson, SC South Carolina (Anderson County)
clgo:areaLand	1.85184149889024E9
clgo:areaTotal	1.960620999524352E9
clgo:areaWater	1.08779500634112E8
clgo:censusYear	2021
clgo:country	United States
clgo:countySeat	Anderson, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina Belton, South Carolina Clemson, South Carolina
clgo:foundingYear	1826
clgo:largestCity	Anderson, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina Belton, South Carolina Clemson, South Carolina
clgo:motto	\"Experience, Excel, Enjoy In Anderson County, SC\"
clgo:percentageOfAreaWater	5.5
clgo:populationDensity	111.73796468218384
clgo:state	South Carolina
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=subdivision hasValue=Anderson County, South Carolina Restriction onProperty=location hasValue=Anderson County, South Carolina Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Anderson County, South Carolina
is clgo:birthPlace of	Anna Maria Calhoun Clemson George C. Royal William Percy Sharpe Homer V. M. Miller Freddie Stowers Joe Hooper (Medal of Honor) William Pickens Tilghman Howard Chadwick Boseman Charlie Timmons Ben Boulware Billy Garrett (politician) Charles E. Daniel Vernon Burton Juanita Goggins Junior Wooten Pete Crayton Viola Thompson Armistead Burt Charles Murphey Guy Davenport Tom Ervin Butler Derrick John Wilson (South Carolina politician, born 1773) Kyle Fisher Joe Ellis Brown Charlotte Hughes Shaun Stafford Ed Chaplin Newton A. McCully Larry Nance John R. Heller Jr. Jonathan Dickson Sam Hinkie John E. Colhoun James Thomas Harrison Jasper Adams Jim Rice Rogers Sanders Harris Candy Jim Taylor Dwight A. McBride T. Ed Garrison Jr. Terence Roberts Fredda Acker Mike MacIntyre Lily Strickland Muhammad Shamsid-Deen Austin Webb Jack Deloplaine Kip Anderson William L. McKittrick Jamuel Tarrant Annie Dove Denmark Kristie Greene Samuel Maverick Manse Jolly Moffatt Burriss George Bell Timmerman Jr. John Allen Wakefield Laura Hall (politician) Roy Mahaffey Victoria \"Porkchop\" Parker Elizabeth Spann Craig Felix Zollicoffer Wilson John Davis (singer) Derek Watson (gridiron football) Milford Burriss Ojetta Rogeriee Thompson Mike Hill (athletic director) Stephen Adams (politician) Wentford Gaines Brent Stockstill Charles McGee (painter) Jack Swilling Matthew LeCroy Kathy DuBose Ian Henderson (racing driver) Shannon Faulkner Dave Cockrum George Webster (American football) R. Michael Givens Rafael Little Yung Carter Corinne Boyd Riley Saudia Roundtree William L. Ball Thomas Jefferson Rusk Bailey Hanks G. Ross Anderson James Bruton Gambrell Patrick Cayelli Mark Burns (pastor) Ron Wilson (American politician) Kit DeCamps Richard F. Simpson C. I. Taylor Jarvis Jenkins Gabriel H. Mahon Jr. John B. Earle John C. Taylor ... and more
is clgo:country of	2012 United States presidential election in South Carolina 2016 United States presidential election in South Carolina
is clgo:deathPlace of	John B. Earle
is clgo:location of	Anderson Regional Airport Ralph John Ramer House Caldwell-Johnson-Morris Cottage Belton Depot Chamberlain-Kay House AnMed Health Women's & Children's Hospital North Anderson Historic District Anderson College Historic District McFall House Hartwell Dam Woodburn (Pendleton, South Carolina) Kennedy Street School Dr. Samuel Marshall Orr House Denver Downs Farmstead Anderson Downtown Historic District (Anderson, South Carolina) Pendleton Historic District (Pendleton, South Carolina) Anderson University (South Carolina) Pelzer Manufacturing Company and Mill Village Historic District Ashtabula (Pendleton, South Carolina) Boone-Douthit House Civic Center of Anderson Obediah Shirley House Anderson Mall Woodson Farmstead Nick Prevost House Anderson Memorial Stadium AnMed Health Medical Center Anderson Historic District (Anderson, South Carolina) Faith Cabin Library at Anderson County Training School Pelzer Presbyterian Church Belton Standpipe (Belton, South Carolina) Mount Zion Presbyterian Church (Sandy Springs, South Carolina)
is clgo:restingPlace of	John B. Earle
is clgo:routeJunction of	South Carolina Highway 185 South Carolina Highway 81
is clgo:subdivision of	Piedmont, South Carolina Anderson, South Carolina Fair Play, South Carolina Northlake, South Carolina Powdersville, South Carolina Blaine, South Carolina Starr, South Carolina Sandy Springs, South Carolina Easley, South Carolina Pelzer, South Carolina Pendleton, South Carolina Townville, South Carolina Cheddar, Somerset La France, South Carolina Craytonville, South Carolina Williamston, South Carolina Homeland Park, South Carolina Clemson Experimental Forest Honea Path, South Carolina Iva, South Carolina Belton, South Carolina Centerville, South Carolina Andersonville, South Carolina Clemson, South Carolina West Pelzer, South Carolina Piercetown

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