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Sullivan’s Island, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

Sullivan’s Island, SC


1.25 meter rise


1.75 meter rise

1.25-1.75 meter sea level rise; Population: 1,897
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on the accuracy of the geospatial data.
Mt. Pleasant, SC Back to Nation Under Siege Corpus Christi, TX

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Mt. Pleasant, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

Mt. Pleasant, SC


1.75 meter rise


3 meter rise

1.75-3 meter sea level rise; Population: 57,932
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on the accuracy of the geospatial data.
Morris Island, SC Back to Nation Under Siege Sullivan’s Island, SC

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Morris Island, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

Morris Island, SC


1 meter rise


3 meter rise

1-3 meter sea level rise; Population: NA
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on the accuracy of the geospatial data.
James Island, SC Back to Nation Under Siege Mt. Pleasant, SC
https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HiRes_MorrisIsland_SC_3.0M-01.png 490 910 arch2030 https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/cropped-lowreslogoRGB-300x300.jpg arch20302010-06-23 13:44:162018-09-21 17:53:41Morris Island, SC

James Island, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

James Island, SC


2 meter rise


2.5 meter rise

2-2.5 meter sea level rise; Population: 33,871
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on the accuracy of the geospatial data.
Folly Beach, SC Back to Nation Under Siege Morris Island, SC

https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HiRes_JamesIsland_SC_2.5M-01.png 490 910 arch2030 https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/cropped-lowreslogoRGB-300x300.jpg arch20302010-06-23 13:10:202018-09-21 17:48:05James Island, SC

Folly Beach, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

Folly Beach, SC


1.5 meter rise

1.5 meter sea level rise; Population: 2,263
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on the accuracy of the geospatial data.
Charleston, SC Back to Nation Under Siege James Island, SC
https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HiRes_FollyBeach_SC_1.5M-01.png 490 910 arch2030 https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/cropped-lowreslogoRGB-300x300.jpg arch20302010-06-23 13:04:342018-09-21 17:44:10Folly Beach, SC

Charleston, SC

June 23, 2010/0 Comments/in Nation Under Siege, South Carolina /by arch2030

Charleston, SC


1 meter rise


2 meter rise

1-2 meter sea level rise; Population: 106,712
Data Source: NOAA CSC LIDAR
Maps are based on LIDAR data, USGS 10m NED.
Maps are illustrative; areas in blue depict various potential inundation scenarios.
Map accuracy is dependent on
the accuracy of the geospatial data.
Quonochontaug, RI Back to Nation Under Siege Folly Beach, SC
https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/HiRes_Charleston_SC_2.0M-01.png 490 910 arch2030 https://architecture2030.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/cropped-lowreslogoRGB-300x300.jpg arch20302010-06-23 12:59:462018-09-21 17:36:09Charleston, SC

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