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| The Palmetto State | | South Carolina |
Unofficial nickname. Nicknamed for the official state tree, the Sabal Palmetto
| South Carolina | | Columbia |
| Congaree National Park | | South Carolina |
Founded in 2003, encompasses 33 mi².
| South Carolina | | Gamecocks |
Columbia, South Carolina
| South Carolina | | SEC |
Columbia, South Carolina
| Savannah River | | South Carolina |
The Savannah forms much of the border between South Carolina and Georgia, and flows through the cities of Augusta and Savannah.
| South Carolina | | Yellow Jessamine |
| South Carolina | | SC |
| South Carolina | | "While I Breathe, I Hope" |
| Province of South Carolina | | Christopher Gadsden |
| Province of South Carolina | | Thomas Lynch, Jr. |
| Province of South Carolina | | Edward Rutledge |
| Province of South Carolina | | John Rutledge |
| South Carolina | |
The palmetto tree represents Col. William Moultrie's heroic defence of the palmetto log fort on Sullivan's Island against British attack in 1776.
| South Carolina | | 803 |
| South Carolina | | 843 |
| South Carolina | | 864 |
| Bennetsville FCI | | South Carolina |
Federal Correctional Institution
| Edgefield FCI | | South Carolina |
Federal Correctional Institution
| Williamsburg FCI | | South Carolina |
Federal Correctional Institution
| North Carolina | | South Carolina |
| South Carolina | | A Palmetto Palm and the State’s Wren Perched on a Yellow Jessamine Plant |
Joined union in 1788, quarter released in 2000
| South Carolina | | Sassafras Mt., 3,560 Feet |
| Sumter National Forest | | South Carolina |
| U.S.S South Carolina | | Patrolled East Coast of U.S. During WWI |
Commissioned March 1910 -- BB-26
| University of South Carolina | | Cocky |
He represents a cartoon version of a gamecock (a fighting rooster)
| Charleston | | South Carolina |
| South Carolina | | 4,407,709 |
24th among all States and Territories
| Boiled Peanuts | | South Carolina |
| South Carolina | | Eastern Tiger Swallowtail |
| South Carolina | | Carolina Mantid |
| University of South Carolina | | Columbia |
Flagship campus of University's eight campuses
| Cape Romain | | South Carolina |
Est. 1932, contains an extensive cordgrass-dominated estuarine salt marsh habitat
| Ernest F. Hollings ACE Basin | | South Carolina |
ACE stands for three major rivers: the Ashepoo, Combahee and Edisto
| 8th | | South Carolina |
May 23, 1788
| South Carolina | | 1788 |
May 23, 1788