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Spectrum has great digital services offers for your home in Spartanburg. Watch your favorite TV shows in HD, stream with high-speed Spectrum Internet and make unlimited nationwide calls. When you buy a Spectrum TV in Spartanburg, you get a plethora of TV options like sports, news, and entertainment. Combine this with Spectrum Internet and Voice for a great deal.

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TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Spartanburg, Sparkle City (29301)

The charming little town of Spartanburg, SC is part of the Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson-Asheville DMA. Spectrum is proud to deliver TV, high-speed Internet, and digital Voice service to this rapidly growing market, with Spectrum services available both as individual services in the case of Internet and TV, or as part of cost-saving Spectrum Double Play and Spectrum Triple Play bundles in Spartanburg. With Spectrum TV in Spartanburg, SC you get not only the best selection of popular TV favorites, you also get all the national networks and your local channels, so you have access to all the local news, sports, weather and more you'll need.

With Spectrum TV in Spartanburg, SC you also get all of your regional sports on regional TV networks, including Fox Sports Carolinas, serving both North Carolina and South Carolina. With Fox Sports Carolinas as well as the SEC Network presented by ESPN you get all the regional professional and college sports you can imagine, including games for the Charlotte Hornets of the NBA, the Carolina Hurricanes of the NHL and the Atlanta Braves of the MLB. You'll get University of South Carolina and Clemson football and basketball, and a whole lot more when it comes to ACC and SEC college sports, with more channels and sports in HD than ever before.

With Spectrum Internet in Spartanburg, SC you'll get starting speeds up to 500 Mbps. That means you'll be able to surf the Web without slowing down, even as you play games online, stream or download music or video, and share photos and videos with friends and family. Get fast speeds from a connection that's always on with Spectrum in Spartanburg, SC.

Though not available as a standalone service, Spectrum Voice in Spartanburg, SC is available if you bundle with TV, Internet, or both services for the best value. Spectrum Voice in South Carolina offers unlimited local and long distance talk for the best, clearest voice service around. Not only will your bills be the same each month no matter how many calls you make anywhere in the USA, US Virgin Islands, Guam, Canada and Puerto Rico, you'll also have access to a number of great calling features, such as voicemail, caller ID, even anonymous call rejection to get rid of those annoying telemarketers. Get Spectrum Voice bundled in a Spectrum Double Play in Spartanburg or a Spectrum Triple Play in Spartanburg today.

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More Information About Spartanburg

Spartanburg is located in Spartanburg County. It was the location of a major battle during the American Revolution. The municipality is known as a "college town" and provides numerous popular events that attract people from all over the region.

History

The area was originally home to the Catawba and the Cherokee. Spartanburg was founded as a courthouse town in the 1780's. The city took its name from the "Spartan Rifles," a military unit that fought during the American Revolution. The noteworthy Battle of Cowpens occurred in 1781 during the American Revolution. The victory by the Americans was a significant stride in winning the war in the southern region during the revolution. It was incorporated as a city in 1880 and the economy was thriving due to the growing textile industry. Also, during this time, hundreds of farmers would enter the Morgan Square in the city to sell their crops and products.

In the late 1800's and the beginning of the 20th Century, Spartanburg was known as the "Hub City" as nearly 90 trains either stopped at the station or traveled through the city on a daily basis. Early on in the history of the Spartanburg region, it was a prominent educational center. The city was also home to an opera house. After the United States became involved in World War I a significant training base for the troops was established near Spartanburg.

Transportation

The city is served by the Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport and the Spartanburg Downtown Memorial Airport. The Spartanburg Area Regional Transit Agency serves the region. Amtrak Crescent train provides transportation from the city to numerous large metropolitan areas.

Attractions

The Chapman Cultural Center features history, dance, art, music, theatre and science. The Showroom contains a gallery, stage and concert venue. The Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium offers well known performers. Lawson's Fort Creek features waterfalls and woodlands. The Cottonwood Trail offers a wide variety of wildlife. Hatcher Garden Woodland Preserve showcases a noteworthy flower garden and a large variety of birds and other types of wildlife. Walnut Grove Plantation. The Seay House. The Price House. Morgan Square is a major center for commerce and nightlife. The Magnolia Street Train Depot. The Spartanburg Museum of Art. The Spartanburg Regional Museum of History. Ballet Spartanburg. Cowpens National Battlefield. Hampton Heights Historic District features a variety of architectural styles.

Events and Activities

The Hub City Farmers' Market Spring Fling The Annual Sidewalk Arts Show The International Festival Music on Main The Greek Festival Taste of the Backcountry

Higher Education

The city is home to the University of South Carolina Upstate, Converse College, Spartanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg Community College and Wofford College.

The population of Spartanburg is approximately 43,467 (1990).
The approximate number of families is 17,950 (1990).

The amount of land area in Spartanburg is 46.864 sq. kilometers.
The amount of surface water is 0.243 sq kilometers.
The distance from Spartanburg to Washington DC is 395 miles. The distance to the South Carolina state capital is 88 miles. (as the crow flies)
Spartanburg is positioned 34.94 degrees north of the equator and 81.92 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Spartanburg elevation is (average) 875 feet above sea level.

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