Is Your Neighborhood Safe? US Neighborhood Safety Scores

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Seneca

Clemson · Go, stay aware

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74out of 100

Go, stay aware

Overall safety score

“Go. Seneca is a peaceful, small Upstate town with a revitalized historic district and close proximity to Lake Keowee and Clemson University. Most areas are very safe, though visitors should lock vehicles and avoid poorly lit rural outskirts late at night.”
— Gogo, on Seneca

Walk score

42/100

Bike score

38/100

About the area

Small Town HistoricLakeside ProximityCar-DependentRelaxed Pace

Seneca is the largest city in Oconee County, situated just west of Clemson and nestled near the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It features the charming, brick-lined Ram Cat Alley historic downtown, modern commercial corridors along Highway 123, and scenic lakefront residential areas.

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Scores are safety-driven: recent crime levels and local news, plus Census data on income and poverty, housing, education and household make-up, and access to vehicles, internet and health coverage. Walk and bike scores are shown separately and do not affect the safety score. A guide, not a guarantee. Neighborhood outlines come from official city and US Census boundary data.

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