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C. Alex Harvin III Landing

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The C. Alex Harvin III Boat Landing located about nine miles south of Manning provides a three-lane boat ramp, courtesy dock, and fishing pier access to the north side of Lake Marion. The public landing is managed by Santee-Cooper, South Carolina’s state electric and water utility.

Harvin Fishing Pier

Chris Walsh of Manning, 2012 © Do Not Use Without Written Consent

The landing is named for Charles Alexander Harvin, III, a native of Summerton who served District 64 in the South Carolina House of Representatives, which includes Clarendon and Williamsburg counties. Harvin was elected to office in 1976, just days prior to his law school graduation. He remained in office until his death on October 11, 2005, at the age of 55. He is South Carolina’s longest continuously-serving state representative.

Plan Your Trip: C. Alex Harvin III Landing

Where is C. Alex Harvin III Landing located?
Address: South Carolina Highway 260, Manning, SC 29102
GPS Coordinates: 33.5589,-80.2039
What else should I see?
Jordan UMC Church 4.7 miles
Randolph's Landing 4.9 miles
Camp Bob Cooper 5 miles
John C. Land, III Landing 5.1 miles
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    1. Frances E Daniels says

      June 30, 2016 at 11:27 AM

      Looking for camper spot.

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