South Carolina § 48-25-10 - Establishment of forestry districts for fire protection.

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§ 48-25-10. Establishment of forestry districts for fire protection.

There are hereby created and established forty-six several respective forestry districts for fire protection of the forests of South Carolina. Each of the several respective forestry districts shall be composed of one of the several respective counties of the State of South Carolina, and shall be as follows and so numbered and designated, to wit:

Forestry District No. 1 Abbeville County
Forestry District No. 2 Aiken County
Forestry District No. 3 Allendale County
Forestry District No. 4 Anderson County
Forestry District No. 5 Bamberg County
Forestry District No. 6 Barnwell County
Forestry District No. 7 Beaufort County
Forestry District No. 8 Berkeley County
Forestry District No. 9 Calhoun County
Forestry District No. 10 Charleston County
Forestry District No. 11 Cherokee County
Forestry District No. 12 Chester County
Forestry District No. 13 Chesterfield County
Forestry District No. 14 Clarendon County
Forestry District No. 15 Colleton County
Forestry District No. 16 Darlington County
Forestry District No. 17 Dillon County
Forestry District No. 18 Dorchester County
Forestry District No. 19 Edgefield County
Forestry District No. 20 Fairfield County
Forestry District No. 21 Florence County
Forestry District No. 22 Georgetown County
Forestry District No. 23 Greenville County
Forestry District No. 24 Greenwood County
Forestry District No. 25 Hampton County
Forestry District No. 26 Horry County
Forestry District No. 27 Jasper County
Forestry District No. 28 Kershaw County
Forestry District No. 29 Lancaster County
Forestry District No. 30 Laurens County
Forestry District No. 31 Lee County
Forestry District No. 32 Lexington County
Forestry District No. 33 Marion County
Forestry District No. 34 Marlboro County
Forestry District No. 35 McCormick County
Forestry District No. 36 Newberry County
Forestry District No. 37 Oconee County
Forestry District No. 38 Orangeburg County
Forestry District No. 39 Pickens County
Forestry District No. 40 Richland County
Forestry District No. 41 Saluda County
Forestry District No. 42 Spartanburg County
Forestry District No. 43 Sumter County
Forestry District No. 44 Union County
Forestry District No. 45 Williamsburg County
Forestry District No. 46 York County

Each forestry district enumerated and designated herein shall have the same territory and territorial boundaries as the county which it represents and in which it is located.

HISTORY: 1962 Code SECTION 29-30.11; 1964 (53) 1867.

Source: official South Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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Section 48-25-10 ("Establishment of forestry districts for fire protection.") is part of the South Carolina Code of Laws, the codified statutory law of South Carolina. It sets out the legal rule or procedure described in the text above. Statutes are amended regularly, so always verify against the official source.

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