SC 302
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From: near Kathwood (Aiken County)
To: Springdale (Lexington County)
Total Length: 67.3 miles  
ROUTE LOG
SC 125: 0 - 0
US 278: 3.3 - 3.3
SC 118 WB: 9.0 - 12.3
SC 19, SC 118 END: 0.4 - 12.7
US 78, SC 118 BEGIN: 2.9 - 15.6
SC 4 WB, SC 118 WB: 0.1 - 15.7
SC 4 EB: 12.9 - 28.6
SC 113 SB: 8.8 - 37.4
SC 39: 0.1 - 37.5
SC 113 NB: 0.2 - 37.7
Lexington-Aiken Line: 6.0 - 43.7
US 178: 5.3 - 49
SC 6 EB: 5.7 - 54.7
SC 6 WB: 1.6 - 56.3
I-26 (exit 113): 9.7 - 66
US 21, US 176, US 321: 1.3 - 67.3
 Creation: SC 302 appeared in 1973 as an upgrade to S-2-32 and S-2-78, running from SC 125 near Kathwood to US 78 east of Aiken. This had been part of SC 106 decades earlier. This is the 2nd SC 302.
Adjustments: In 1976, SC 302 was extended west 0.1 miles with US 78, then north 0.1 miles as new construction, then replaced SC 215 through Wagener, Pelion, and Springdale to its current end at US 21-176-321.
About 1997, SC 302 was relocated in the vicinity of US 78 to eliminate the duplex, leaving behid S-2-2322 DeLoach Way.

1996 Aiken County
SC 302 original routing east of Aiken
1996 Aiken County
2011 City of Aiken
SC 302 striaghtened routing east of Aiken
(Pine Log Rd is SC 302)
2011 City of Aiken

Improvements: SC 302 was fully paved upon creation
Upon replacing SC 215, SC 302 became multilane briefly north of US 78 and from the Columbia Airport to US 21-176-321.
In 1997, SC 302 was multilaned for a couple miles centered around SC 19 in southern Aiken.
In 2003, SC 302 was multilaned from Columbia Airport south through South Congaree.
In 2005, SC 302 was multilaned from SC 19 to US 78.
Comment: SC 302 serves the Columbia Airport. SC 302's routing from Aiken to Springdale was once the original SC 121.

1973 Official
SC 302 appears southwest of Aiken
1973 Official
1930 Official
SC 215 Aiken to Columbia
1930 Official
1976 Official
SC 302 replaces SC 215 Aiken to Columbia area
1976 Official

Previous SC 302's:

1946 ROUTE LOG
SC 763: 0 - 0
Lee-Sumter Line: 2.2 - 2.2
US 15: 3.3 - 5.5
 SC 302 #1: Appeared in 1929 as new primary routing, running along the Sumter-Lee line from SC 30 (now US 15) Dubose Crossroads to SC 763 (now S-43-106), 2 miles north of Oswego.
In 1938, SC 302 was extended south over what had been part of SC 763 to end at the new SC 763 routing at Oswego.
In 1947, SC 302 was downgraded to S-43-12 and S-31-9.

1930 Official
SC 302 north of Sumter
1930 Official
1938 Official
SC 302 extended south 2 miles
1938 Official

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