Mulberry Street in Peak, South Carolina

Mulberry Street in Peak is an asphalted local road and runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from River Street and crosses Suber Street and ends at Church Street. Mulberry Street is also known as S-36-28. Nearby there is a place of worship. Mulberry Street also exists in Greenville County, Allendale County, Darlington County and Lexington County.

Alternate Name: S-36-28
Road Type: local road
Route: northeast-southwest

Places of worship

Mount Hermon Lutheran Church (lutheran).

Streets nearby

Saint Simons Church

Mike Stuck Road

R Stoudemayer Road

Palmetto Trail: Peak to Prosperity Passage

Lon Stoudemire Trail

Stoudemire Cemetery

Parr Shoals Road

Hubert Simpson Road.

Parr Shoals Loop

South Lake Access Road

Jack Stoudemayer Road

David Bounts Cemetery

Frog Hollow Trail

Jessie Stoudemayer Road

Capers Chapel Road

Burdell Fuller Road

Meetzer-Orris Cemetery, Thomas Boyd Cemetery

Sease Acres Trail

Broad River Road

Blue Coyote Grill, Bethlehem Church, Black Water Marine, China Hut Ace, Rush's, King's Beverage, King's Beauty Supply, Kids First Dental, Palmetto Jewelry & Loan, Lizard's Thicket, Ocean View Seafood, Nick's Gyros and Phillys, Atlantic Seafood, Sandy's Famous Hot Dogs, Church's Chicken, Jiffy Lube, African Hair Braiding, Family Dollar, Gate 1, Gate B, Circle K, El Cheapo, Bart Fireside, La Fogata Irmo, Spring Hill, Applebee's, Waffle House, Bojangles', Ray Automotive, The Black Pearl, Affordable Dentues, Shell

Holy Trinity Church Road

Buildings nearby

Cemeteries nearby

Dams nearby

Parr Shoals Dam

Industrial areas nearby

Parr Gas Turbine

Places of worship nearby

Piney Grove Church

Caper's Chapel United Methodist Church

Railways nearby

Rivers nearby

School buildings nearby

Peak Recreation Commission

Streams nearby

Other nearby

Parr Hydro Substation

Parr Substation