Charlotte region, NC and SC I-85 I-77 I-40
SCI-77
South Carolina side of I-77; logistics and transportation is 7.7% of employment and production 6.8%, per the regional partnership.
York County is the South Carolina side of I-77. By the regional partnership's count its labor force is 154,138, with logistics and transportation at 7.7 percent of employment and production at 6.8 percent. The clusters are production technology and heavy machinery, automotive, and distribution and electronic commerce.
That share of logistics and production is why York County docks fill with boxes. Rock Hill, Fort Mill, York and Clover each have a page, and we count the county as part of the same home ground as Mecklenburg.
York County, South Carolina, is a mix of machinery, auto parts and e-commerce. Machinery docks send heavy-wall boxes. E-commerce docks send single trip boxes, often square and clean. Auto parts docks send full flap bottoms. If your dock handles all three, split the count by footprint and wall count so each group can be described on its own line.
The lanes on this page: production technology and heavy machinery, automotive, and distribution and electronic commerce.
York names production technology and heavy machinery, automotive, and distribution and electronic commerce. The regional partnership puts logistics and transportation at 7.7 percent of employment in the county and production at 6.8 percent, so distribution and manufacturing weigh almost the same. That is why a York stack can be either a clean flat-folded pallet or a heavy-wall machinery box. State which, and give a weekly count when the source is a distribution flow.
York County docks run machinery, automotive and distribution, so staging varies from heavy rows to flat-folded stacks. Strap the flat stacks, set the heavy boxes on pallets with flaps closed, and note any crushed corners. Keep a sheet by the stack with the count of each lot. If the dock serves more than one building, write each building as its own line in the request.
York County sellers with more than one building should say which building the largest stack is in. Rock Hill, Fort Mill, York and Clover each have their own page, and a stack in the smallest town may be matched differently from one in the largest. Name the town for each lot, then describe its boxes.
York County is on the South Carolina side of I-77, with Rock Hill, Fort Mill, York and Clover as its four cities. It is part of our home ground, and not an add-on zone. A York County request that lists all four cities is not unusual. Put each site's count on its own line, and say which site is the priority if only one can be handled first.
Picture a York County e-commerce dock with a hundred and twenty 3‑wall boxes at 48 x 40 x 36 in, Grade A, flat-folded on pallets, and a machinery plant with twenty 4‑wall boxes at 48 x 48 x 36 in. The e-commerce stack is a flow, so give the weekly count; the machinery stack is a pile, so give the total. The ZIP identifies which of the four cities the dock is in.
Four York cities have pages, and Mecklenburg and Gaston are the North Carolina counties across the line.
The site covers both sides of the line as one region, and four York County cities have their own pages.
Count, footprint and wall count are enough to start.
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