Carroll Road Bays, Latta, SC, USA

Carroll Road Bays’ name is derived from the road that hugs the northern rim of the three bays at the center. Carroll is the family name of local landowners, who worked with local Indian tribes and ecologists to preserve the largest of bays at the middle of the map from destruction during the construction of an interstate highway. Instead of running down the middle of them, the road will now snake through and “only" disrupt two of them. HRTM using USGS 1m data, composed in Global Mapper and rendered elevation using perceptive color pallet cycling every 10m. Relief across map is within ~11m total (27m to 38m), as seen by the single range of colors. Artificial hill shade is applied at 20X to enhance the visualization. The bay planform here is “bayCarolina”, the most common across the Carolinas.