Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

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Local Information for Hilton Head Island, SC

Latitude: 32.178828 -- Longitude: -80.742947

Other Area Cities:   Hilton Head Island  Bluffton 

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The town occupies most of the land area of the island, it is not coterminous with it; there is a small part near the main access road from the mainland, William Hilton Parkway, which is not incorporated into the town. The island features 12 miles of beachfront on the Atlantic Ocean and is a popular vacation destination.Though known mainly as a tourist destination, Hilton Head is home to many 'native islanders', made up of African American communities that have lived on the island for generations and other groups who have migrated from northern states. The beginning of Hilton Head as a resort started in 1956 with Charles Fraser developing Sea Pines Plantation, with the center piece being Harbour Town.The town has several neighborhoods, many of which are gated communities called "plantations." Many of the island's earliest residents, sometimes called Geechees, spoke Gullah. Although threatened by the rapid increase in tourism Gullah culture can be seen at the annual Gullah festival. -- Source: Wikipedia.com