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Maps of Seabrook Island, SC
Seabrook Island, Charleston County, South Carolina
City Maps of Seabrook Island, South Carolina
View city and area maps of Seabrook Island generated from the 'Tiger' maps from the 2000 US Census
Seabrook Island, South Carolina - City Map
Seabrook Island, South Carolina - Area Map
Seabrook Island Maps and Location
City Name: Seabrook Island
County Name: Charleston County
State Name: SC / South Carolina
Elevation: 10 feet
City Type: Town
Category as used for US Census purposes
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Latitude: 32.582173
Longitude: -80.163332
Land Area: 15718844 square meters / 6.069080 square miles
Water Area: 2647270 square meters / 1.022117 square miles
Within city boundaries as defined for US Census purposes
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