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Johns Island is part of the east coast's second largest sea-island, and it is just a short drive from downtown Charleson - ideal for relaxed living. The maritime forest vegetation and beautiful live oaks give the island a true lowcountry feel. New real estate developments are springing up all along Maybank Highway. The beaches of Kiawah and Seabrook Islands are nearby. While these are private resort islands, people can still access the Kiawah Island beach through the county park of Beachwalker Park
Johns Island, is bordered by the Stono River, part of the Intracoastal Waterway. SC Rt. 700 (Maybank Hwy) is the primary road to Johns Island from Charleston. Johns Island is separated from Wadmalaw Island by Bohicket Creek.
The Angel Oak is a live oak tree with a height of 65 ft. and estimated to be more than 1,400 years old. Its largest limb has a circumference of 11.25 ft., and a length of 89 ft. It is the oldest living tree east of the Mississippi River. With a circumference of 25.5' and a shade area of 17,000 sq. ft., Angel oak is maintained by the City of Charleston and is off Bohicket Road.
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