Kershaw County, South Carolina

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rdf:type	Populated place established in 1791 owl:NamedIndividual Administrative region County by U.S. state and territory County courthouse in South Carolina South Carolina location 1791 establishment in South Carolina
rdfs:label	Kershaw County, South Carolina
owl:sameAs	dbr:Kershaw_County,_South_Carolina
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skos:prefLabel	Kershaw County, South Carolina
skos:altLabel	Kershaw Kershaw County Kershaw County Courthouse
clgo:areaLand	1.882921356214272E9
clgo:areaTotal	1.91659120164864E9
clgo:areaWater	3.6259833544704E7
clgo:country	United States
clgo:countySeat	Camden, South Carolina
clgo:largestCity	Camden, South Carolina
clgo:location	Nevada Idaho Louisiana Utah Oregon Ohio Alaska Virginia Oklahoma Michigan Colorado Kentucky Hawaii New York (state)
clgo:percentageOfAreaWater	1.9
clgo:state	South Carolina
is owl:hasValue of	Restriction onProperty=subdivision hasValue=Kershaw County, South Carolina Restriction onProperty=location hasValue=Kershaw County, South Carolina Restriction onProperty=birthPlace hasValue=Kershaw County, South Carolina
is clgo:birthPlace of	Thomas U. P. Charlton Shawn Elliott (American football) Scipio Vaughan William McWillie Glendora Putnam John Doby Kennedy Cynthia L. Mahoney Josephine Dibble Murphy Josiah Abigail Patterson Campbell Brook Benton Thomas D. Bailey Frank Adamson Zachariah C. Deas Dick Elliott (politician) Sam Savage Allison W. Hough A. Burnet Stoney Brooklyn Mack James P. Richards Eugene Dibble James Willis Cantey Stephen Taber III Laurie Funderburk Robert L. McFadden Eddie Fogler John Holladay Michael Kohn Charles Woodmason Charles S. West Eddie McGirt John Bordenave Villepigue Vinson Filyaw Jim Duggan Samuel E. Wright Albert Sidney Beckham Johnson Chesnut Whittaker Tyronne Drakeford Donald Leroy Truesdell Mordecai M. Levy Andre Cooper Marguerite Dunlap Samuel D. Shannon Patricia Buckley Bozell Laura Kraut The Fabulous Moolah O'Brien Schofield Willie Mae Allen Richard Rowland Kirkland Bernard Baruch Heyward Dotson Frank Y. Whiteley Jr. Patrick Henry Nelson II Lane Kirkland Robbie Robinson (soccer) Vonnie Holliday John A. Chesnut Richie Williams (Canadian football) Thomas Payne (soldier) David Camden de Leon Charles Bennett (defensive end, born 1983) John Welch Jones Monte Lee Herman B. Baruch Simon Baruch Ivor G. Balding Lois Rhame West John Gardiner Richards Jr. Adam McWillie Vincent Sheheen Chapman Levy John C. West Joseph B. Kershaw Lorenzo James Corey Jackson Joseph Brevard Richmond H. Hilton J. C. Nicholson Tyron McCoy Thomas Austin (American football) John C. Villepigue Larry Doby Bret Garnett Maurice Fountain Patrick Henry Nelson
is clgo:country of	2012 United States presidential election in South Carolina 2016 United States presidential election in South Carolina
is clgo:location of	Carter Hill (Camden, South Carolina) Camden High School (Camden, South Carolina) Midfield Plantation Russell-Heath House Goodale State Park Lake Wateree Boykin Mill Complex City of Camden Historic District Camden station (South Carolina) Lugoff-Elgin High School Benjamin McCoy House Kendall Mill Historic District Woodward Field (airport) Camden Military Academy Zachariah Cantey House WIS TV Tower Cool Springs (Camden, South Carolina) Bethesda Presbyterian Church (Camden, South Carolina) Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site Adamson Mounds Site McDowell Site North Central High School (Kershaw, South Carolina) Mulberry Plantation (Kershaw County, South Carolina) Thomas English House Belmont Neck Site -38KE06 Liberty Hill Historic District
is clgo:place of	Battle of Camden
is clgo:subdivision of	DeKalb, South Carolina Mount Pisgah, North Carolina (unincorporated community) Bethune, South Carolina Boykin, Kershaw County, South Carolina Abney Crossroads, South Carolina Cantey, South Carolina Liberty Hill, South Carolina Westville, South Carolina Lugoff, South Carolina Cassatt, South Carolina Camden, South Carolina East Camden, South Carolina Antioch, South Carolina Elgin, Kershaw County, South Carolina

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