Map of Summerville, United States
Summerville is a city in South Carolina, United States, with a population of about 48,848. It lies at 33.0185°N, 80.1757°W, about 27 m above sea level. Summerville is about 712 km (442 mi) southwest of Washington, D.C., the capital. The nearest city on our map is Goose Creek, 14 km to the east.
Summerville at a glance
Country
Region
South Carolina
Population
48,848GeoNames
Coordinates
33.0185, -80.175733°01′07″N 80°10′32″W
Time zone
America/New_YorkUTC−05:00 / UTC−04:00 (daylight saving time)
Local time
–
Elevation
27 m (89 ft)
Distance to Washington, D.C.
712 km (442 mi)
Where is Summerville?
- The 7th largest city in South Carolina on this site.
- Located in the Northern and Western hemispheres.
- Daylight ranges from about 9 h 58 min on the shortest day to 14 h 20 min on the longest day (around 21 December and 21 June).
Cities near Summerville
- Goose Creek — 14 km east
- North Charleston — 26 km southeast
- Charleston — 35 km southeast
- Mount Pleasant — 38 km southeast
- Sumter — 101 km north
- Hilton Head Island — 106 km southwest
- Columbia — 135 km northwest
- Savannah — 135 km southwest
- Florence — 136 km north
- Augusta — 175 km west
Largest cities in South Carolina
- Columbia — 142,416
- Charleston — 132,609
- North Charleston — 108,304
- Mount Pleasant — 81,317
- Rock Hill — 71,548
- Greenville — 64,579
- Sumter — 40,816
- Goose Creek — 40,633
- Hilton Head Island — 40,512
- Florence — 38,228
Largest cities in United States
- New York City — 8,804,190
- Los Angeles — 3,820,914
- Brooklyn — 2,736,074
- Chicago — 2,664,452
- Queens — 2,316,841
- Houston — 2,314,157
- Phoenix — 1,650,070
- Philadelphia — 1,573,916
- San Antonio — 1,526,656
- Manhattan — 1,487,536
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Sources: place names, coordinates, populations and time zones from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0, data retrieved October 2026). Population figures are the latest values recorded in GeoNames; depending on the country they refer to the city proper, a municipality or a wider urban area, so they can differ from census or metro-area figures. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.