Santee

	SANTEE RIVER Length: 143 miles (230 kilometers)
The following Santee River businesses are listed by River Mile-marker (RM) going upstream.

The Santee River in central South Carolina is formed by the confluence of the Congaree and Wateree rivers and flows southeast to the Atlantic Ocean. The Santee-Wateree-Catawba system approximately 440 miles long is the chief waterway of South Carolina. A navigable canal (built 1792–1800) connects the Santee with the Cooper River. The Santee has been extensively developed for power and navigation. The Santee Dam (approximately 48 feet high and 8 miles long impounds Lake Marion. The Pinopolis Dam impounds Lake Moultrie.

Lake Name	Full Pool (MSL)	Acres	Map
Lakes on the Santee River (in order of flow)
Marion		8