South Carolina's Heartland is the industrial center of the state and contains its capital Columbia. The University of South Carolina is located in the capital city and boasts a large annual enrollment of almost 37,000 people. South Carolina is famous for its historical restoration and the Heartland is no exception to this. Columbia's Historical District is home to many antique buildings, dating back before confederation. Lexington, located to the west of Columbia, is the fastest growing county in South Carolina. This area is a large agricultural producer that prides itself on peach cultivation. In the midst of this bustling economic area are the Saluda and Congaree rivers, providing both recreational activities such as kayaking and white water rafting, and a natural getaway from the hustle of the cities.