fakelocSouth Carolina address generator
Generate synthetic test addresses constrained to South Carolina. Filter 24 city and ZIP reference samples, reproduce a seed, export batches or use the API.
Reference coverage for South Carolina
This page uses 24 sampled GeoNames records with 21 city labels and 24 distinct ZIP codes. City labels include Charleston, Cross, Columbia, Mauldin, Saint George, Summerville, Greenville, Rains, Vance, Westville, North Myrtle Beach, North Charleston, Florence, Spartanburg, Due West, Long Creek, Wallace, Mc Bee, Myrtle Beach, Mc Connells, Tillman. Reference ZIPs include 29492, 29436, 29208, 29662, 29477, 29485, 29613, 29589 and others. The sample version is 80635d803fb6d10b; it is not a complete ZIP or street directory for this area.
Fixed location and dependent filters
Country is fixed to the United States and state to South Carolina (SC); choose among the sampled cities in this state. Changing city clears the previous postal filter. Every generated row must satisfy the selected state, city and ZIP together. An unavailable combination never falls back to nationwide random data. Shares from other locations are rejected.
An address-line fixture for SC
The street below is fictional; Charleston, SC and 29492 retain their source association. Store the state abbreviation separately and ZIP as text. Even when an example has no leading zero, do not store postal codes as numbers. This tool does not generate ZIP+4 delivery units or establish deliverability.
123 Example Street Charleston, SC 29492 United States
Reproduce this location through the API
The same catalog version, filters and seed return the same result. The API permits up to 100 records and browser batches up to 1,000. Repeated ZIP codes are allowed; streets and identities remain synthetic. City and postal parameters must match this sampled catalog; arbitrary address lookup is not supported.
GET /api/addresses?country=us®ion=South+Carolina&postal=29492&count=2&seed=regional-demo
When you need broader ZIP references
This generator retains its existing sampled catalog for seed compatibility. The separate postal tools use a larger US source snapshot, support city and reverse-ZIP searches, and can generate a matching synthetic address from a selected reference. Coverage differs between datasets; neither verifies delivery or identifies a resident.