South of the Border, South Carolina

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South of the Border, South Carolina is a kitschy roadside attraction and tourist complex near the North Carolina–South Carolina border, known for its Mexican-themed decor, giant Pedro mascot, and prominent billboards along Interstate 95.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf roadside attraction
tourist complex
billboardsDistanceRange up to about 175 miles away
country United States of America
surface form: United States
foundedBy Alan Schafer NERFINISHED
hasAmenity amusement rides
gas stations
gift shops
miniature golf
motels
restaurants
hasAreaType roadside tourist village
hasAttraction arcade
reptile exhibit
small amusement park area
hasBillboardsIn North Carolina NERFINISHED
South Carolina NERFINISHED
hasCulturalReputation classic American roadside kitsch
tourist trap
hasIconicFeature giant sombrero
oversized statues
hasMascot Pedro NERFINISHED
hasOnsiteLodging Camp Pedro campground NERFINISHED
South of the Border Motor Inn NERFINISHED
hasParking surface parking lots
hasSignageStyle humorous billboards
pun-based slogans
hasStructure Sombrero Tower NERFINISHED
hasTheme Mexican-themed decor
knownFor fireworks stores
giant Pedro mascot
kitschy roadside attractions
neon signs
prominent billboards along Interstate 95
souvenir shops
languageOfSlogans English
locatedAlong Interstate 95 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 301 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 501 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Dillon County, South Carolina NERFINISHED
nearBorderWith North Carolina NERFINISHED
nearCity Dillon, South Carolina NERFINISHED
opened 1949
servesTravelCorridor East Coast traffic between the Northeast and Florida
state South Carolina
targetAudience motorists on Interstate 95

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Dillon County, South Carolina contains South of the Border, South Carolina