The 1970s changed the way we travel along the east coast. That’s because the first legs of Interstate 95 opened in 1969 and additional legs opened throughout the 70s. Today, there are at least 670 exits along the highway from Canada to Miami and at least 77 public rest stops. The halfway point for the entire length of I-95 is just over the Virginia state line from North Carolina. And the halfway point on I-95 in South Carolina?

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Santee is  the halfway point on I-95 of the South Carolina leg of the journey and is so much more than just a golf resort. Check it out the next time you’re passing through!

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