William Few Bridge

Mr. Few is said to have built the first bridge and a later covered bridge at this location on South Tyger River At least since 1882, the bridges here or near here have been called Few's Bridge

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William Few Bridge Named in 1984 in honor of pioneer settler of upper Greenville County who entered this state from Georgia in 1787 and whose descendants have lived on these lands ever since

• 5.8 mi off the Cherokee Foothills Scenic HighwayNational
• 12.7 mi off the Pacolet River Byway
• 16.4 mi off the Historic Flat Rock Scenic Byway
• 25.3 mi off the Black Mountain Rag

Local time (America/New_York).

35.02772, -82.31526

Elevation 269 m (modelled from terrain)

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