York County, South Carolina
Created in 1785, York County was home to the Catawba Nation, the region's dominant Native American group in the colonial period, which still holds lands along the Catawba River near Rock Hill. Patriot forces won two 1780 engagements in what was then York District — Huck's Defeat and the Battle of Kings Mountain — and Rock Hill and Fort Mill both began as railroad depots in 1852; Rock Hill is now the county's largest city.
- Businesses listed
- 10,647
- Population (2020)
- 282,090
- County seat
- York
- Formed
- 1785
Landmarks & institutions
- Winthrop University (Rock Hill)
- Historic Brattonsville
- Kings Mountain State Park
- Anne Springs Close Greenway (Fort Mill)
- Lake Wylie
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Towns
10,647 businesses · showing 2,041–2,064
Baptist Place of Worship · Rock Hill
623 Crawford Rd
Anglican or Episcopal Place of Worship · Rock Hill
527 Dave Lyle Blvd S
Christian Place of Worship · Rock Hill
314 W Black St
Beauty Salon · Rock Hill
122 Wilson St S
Christian Place of Worship · Rock Hill
824 Carolina Ave
Religious Organization · Rock Hill
333 Frank St
Anglican or Episcopal Place of Worship · Rock Hill
539 Lige St
Gardener · Rock Hill
645 S Heckle Blvd
Hospice · Rock Hill
784 S Heckle Blvd
Social or Community Service · Rock Hill
1807 Cherry Rd Ste 116-101
Christian Place of Worship · Rock Hill
1025 Saluda St