Maps of South Carolina Rivers

[SouthernSharktoothDiver]

Hey all,
I'm shocked these are that hard to find (maybe I'm just bad at google) but does anyone have a source for navigational quality physical maps of rivers in SC? Specifically looking for the Cooper, the Black River, the Wadmalaw, the Edisto, and others in the region.
Thanks

 

[IoPTime]

Try searching for charts instead of maps. I found this site but you could probably print them off the NOAA site.

All Charts :: NOAA Charts for U.S. Waters :: All NOAA charts :: Atlantic Coast NOAA Charts :: HISTORICAL NOAA Chart 11527: Cooper River Above Goose Creek - Paradise Cay - Wholesale Books, Gifts, Navigational Charts, On Demand Publishing

Official, up-to-date NOAA Chart 11527 - printed on high quality water-resistant paper. Always printed on demand using the most recent data from NOAA, display quality.

www.paracay.com

 

[SouthernSharktoothDiver]

Charts, didn't think about that. Thanks!

 

[HMWIII]

Charts, didn't think about that. Than

Hey all,
I'm shocked these are that hard to find (maybe I'm just bad at google) but does anyone have a source for navigational quality physical maps of rivers in SC? Specifically looking for the Cooper, the Black River, the Wadmalaw, the Edisto, and others in the region.
Thanks

Sounds like you like diving rivers. What’s your favorite one?

 

[Still Kicking]

Hey all,
I'm shocked these are that hard to find (maybe I'm just bad at google) but does anyone have a source for navigational quality physical maps of rivers in SC? Specifically looking for the Cooper, the Black River, the Wadmalaw, the Edisto, and others in the region.
Thanks

Garmin (Navionics) Boating app with US charts subscription.

 

[SouthernSharktoothDiver]

@HMWIII Big fan of the Cooper. Do most of my diving there.

 

[Cheddardawg]

@SouthernSharktoothDiver I live in the Charleston area if you need a buddy sometime. I don't have any swift water diving experience but have done drift diving.

 

[SouthernSharktoothDiver]

@Cheddardawg I'd be interested. Feel free to shoot a PM sometime and we can talk about it.

 

[flashnick]

Adding the C-MAP/Simrad charts app to this thread as an option for others who may be looking in the future. Works on phone/tablet for scouting and pins will sync up with the chart plotter on the boat for $15 a year. Just a different option to the Garmin/Navionics listed above. Both C-Map & Navionics have worked well for me the few times I dove the Cooper between the old rice mill and Nucor.

C-MAP App: Premium nautical charts and features on mobile.