Alcohol and Drug Abuse Lake Lake Blalock Lake Bowen Lake Brown Lake Cooley Lake Greenwood Lake Hartwell Lake Jocassee Lake Keowee Lake Marion Monticello Reservoir Lake Moultrie Lake Murray Parr Reservoir Pepsi Cola Lake Richard B. Russell Lake Saluda Lake Lake Strom Thurmond Swan Lake/Iris Gardens Lake Tugalo Lake Wateree Lake Wylie Lake Yonah Lake Secession
There are 24 man made lakes in South Carolina. There names are as follows Alcohol and Drug Abuse Lake, Lake Blalock, Lake Bowen, Lake Brown, Lake Cooley, Lake Greenwood, Lake Hartwell, Lake Jocassee, Lake Keowee, Lake Marion, Monticello Reservoir, Lake Moultrie, Lake Murray, Parr Reservoir, Pepsi Cola Lake, Richard B. Russell Lake, Saluda Lake, Lake Strom Thurmond, Swan Lake/Iris Gardens, Lake Tugalo, Lake Wateree, Lake Wylie, Lake Yonah, Lake Secession
For a map of the mountainous area, the elevation has to be 5-100 meters. As the area is a mountain or a hilly upland area, it has a contour interval of 100 meters or more. For a relatively flat area it as to have a C.I of 10 meters or less.
The main conclusion that can be determined by observing the map of Africa is that the borders of the nations of modern Africa were determined by the colonial powers that distributed the territories of the continent after the Berlin Conference. Thus, the present borders of the continent do not respect the historical nationalities that the African tribes give each other, with which ethnic conflicts occur in many of these nations, especially in central Africa. Thus, although today it is a practically impossible situation, in case of wanting to respect the historical nationalities of the peoples of the continent, the current national borders should be modified taking into account the ethnic, social and cultural differences of its inhabitants.
