Johns Island, Island in the United States of America
Johns Island is the largest island in South Carolina and is located to the west of James Island and east of Wadmalaw Island.
The island is named after Saint John Parish in Barbados by the first English colonial settlers on the island.
It is known for its rural landscapes, deep ties with African American history, and traditional Southern culture.
Johns Island is connected to Charleston by the Maybank Highway, which crosses the Intracoastal Waterway.
Home to the Angel Oak Tree, estimated to be around 400-500 years old and one of the oldest living things in the country.
Location: South Carolina
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Johns Island is the largest island in South Carolina and is located to the west of James Island and east of Wadmalaw Island.
The Progressive Club is a notable historic building located in Charleston County.
The Angel Oak is a Southern live oak located in Angel Oak Park, on Johns Island near Charleston, South Carolina.
John's Island Presbyterian Church is a historic church located on John's Island, South Carolina.
Fenwick Hall is an early Georgian-style plantation house located near Charleston, South Carolina.
The Paul Gelegotis Bridge spans the Stono River near Charleston.
Secessionville Historic District encompasses a large area with historic homes.
The Wappoo Creek Bridge is a bascule bridge that spans over the Wappoo Creek.
The John F. Limehouse Memorial Bridge spans across water, providing a vital connection for traffic.
