Hampton County

Hampton County is an administrative division in South Carolina managed by a local governing body. The county encompasses several communities and provides residents with services ranging from public records to infrastructure maintenance and development planning.

The area has roots in early European settlements from the colonial period when pioneers established communities here. The county was later formally established as an administrative unit to organize the growing population and manage local affairs.

Local communities shape the character of the county through traditional crafts and festivals passed down over generations. These customs show how people here maintain connections to their heritage through everyday practices.

The county has an administrative center open during regular business hours where visitors can obtain information and ask questions about local services. It helps to research which department handles your specific need before visiting.

The county runs environmental programs featuring regular cleanup operations and improvement projects across different areas of the region. These initiatives reflect the community's commitment to maintaining and protecting their local surroundings.

Location: South Carolina

Inception: 1878

Capital city: Hampton

Shares border with: Bamberg County, Jasper County, Effingham County, Allendale County, Colleton County, Beaufort County, Screven County

Website: http://hamptoncountysc.org

GPS coordinates: 32.78000,-81.14000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:08