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Eutaw Springs

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Eutaw Springs

Locality on Eutaw Creek, a tributary of the Santee River, near Lake Marion in Orangeburg County, southeast South Carolina. It is located 72 km/45 mi north-northwest of Charleston, and was the scene of the last important Revolutionary War battle in South Carolina. The British were victorious here on 8 September 1781. It is now the site of the modern mill town of Eutawville; population (1990) 350.
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In the southern theater, at Eutaw Springs, South Carolina militia formed the first line of attack and performed like veteran regulars, winning praise from General Nathanael Greene, who compared them to Prussian infantry--high praise for the time period.
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