Little_Creek_Ped_Bridge_Vicinity_Map.pdf
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- Little Creek Pedestrian Bridge
- Solicitation number
- RFP #26010
- Issued by
- Greenville County, South Carolina
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The document is a vicinity map produced by the Greenville County GIS Division in South Carolina, dated May 28, 2025, depicting an aerial view of a specific geographic area related to the Little Creek Pedestrian Bridge project. The map shows a detailed geographical layout of a section of Vinson Drive and surrounding areas, with property lot numbers, street configurations, and a green-marked proposed bridge location near the convergence of Vinson Drive and Delta Drive, specifically positioned at coordinates 34.902240041810884, -82.44328267309193.
The map serves as a reference document for the Little Creek Pedestrian Bridge replacement project, which involves removing an existing bridge and installing a new pedestrian bridge along the Prisma Health Swamp Rabbit Trail Network. The map provides precise spatial context for the project, showing the surrounding terrain, road network, property boundaries, and the proposed bridge location with geographic precision. The document includes a scale of 1:1,600 and provides measurements in both feet and meters, offering contractors and project managers a detailed visual reference for site planning and bridge replacement logistics.
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Greenville County, SC
Greenville County GIS Division, Greenville, South Carolina, Greenville County GIS Division, Greenville County, South Carolina GIS Division
May 28, 2025 0 150 30075 ft
0 40 8020 m
1:1,600
Disclaimer: This Map is not a LAND SURVEY and is for reference purposes only. Data contained in this map are prepared for the inventory of Real Property found within this jurisdiction, and are
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