ROUTE LOG
SC 184: 0 - 0
SC 181 WB: 5.6 - 5.6
SC 181 EB: 0.9 - 6.5
SC 412: 4.3 - 10.8
US 29: 1.7 - 12.5
SC 24 EB: 9.1 - 21.6
SC 24 WB: 2.7 - 24.3
I-85 (exit 14): 1.3 - 25.6
US 76, SC 28: 6.0 - 31.6
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Creation: SC 187 appeared in 1940 as new primary routing, running from SC 184 Eureka to SC 81 (now SC 181) in southwestern Anderson County. This is the only SC 187.
Adjustments: In 1947, SC 187 was downgraded to S-1-28.
In 1949, SC 187 came back to the primary system, plus was extended north to US 76/SC 28 near Pendleton as an upgrade to S-1-105, S-1-43, and S-1-58.
SC 187 appears southwestern Anderson County
1940 Official
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SC 187 decommissioned
1948 Official
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SC 187 returns and extends to Pendleton
1949 Official
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In 1961 or 1962, SC 187 was rerouted in the SC 24 area by replacing a bit of S-1-93, then following new SC 24-187 construction west across an arm of Lake Hartwell. The new western split of SC 24-187 is 0.6 miles north of the old location. Some of the old SC 187 south of this survives as Marina Dr. Another surviving part is S-4-34 Whitehall Rd.
SC 187 original SC 24 overlay
1960 Anderson County
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SC 24-187 rerouted for Lake Hartwell
1962 Anderson County
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Improvements: SC 187 was paved upon inception in 1940; no multilane segments.
Comment: SC 187 between SC 412 and SC 24 is part of the Savannah River National Scenic Byway.
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(Anderson County)
Pendleton (Anderson County)