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Boundaries: Horry County Council District 10

For precise information on your voting district and precinct, call and give your street address to Voter Registration at 915-5440 or click http://www.horrycounty.org/gateway/main.html then click "my neighborhood," click "Submit," type in your street address, click "Submit." click your street address (that appears at the bottom of the dialog box), click "Elected Officials,"  and scroll down for the information. 

For your general orientation, the northeastern corner of District 10 is bounded by the North Carolina border southeast to its boundary with District 9.  It is bounded on the northwest by the Lumber River that separates Horry from Dillon County.  Its southwest corner lies in northeast Conway.

If you do not live in District 9 but want to contact District 9 voters, you can view its boundaries on the Horry County web site: www.horrycounty.org.  Once there, click "Departments & Services," on the page that comes up, click "Registration & Election."  in the "Administration" column on the left and on the page that comes up click "County District Map.".  Above the overall county image that eventually comes up, click the number of the district that you want to view (10) and you will see that district in greater detail with its precincts. 

To view even more detail, note the precinct numbers on the District 10 map and after clicking "back" in your browser, click "Voting Precincts" instead of the "County District Map" you selected above.  On the page that comes up, select the number of the precinct for which you want more detail (the numbers are in alphabetical order).

(It was impractical to offer distilled information of the type provided for District3 3, 4 and 6 for District 10.)

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