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County-Level Population Data for South Carolina

Percent Change in Population, 2010-11

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The table is sorted in ascending order by FIPS code. Click a column title to sort by that column; click again to reverse the sort.

FIPS1County nameRUC code2Pop. 1990Pop. 2000Pop. 2010Pop. 2011Change 2010-11
45001Abbeville County 623,86226,15325,41725,161-1.01
45003Aiken County 2120,991142,556160,099160,6820.36
45005Allendale County 611,72711,19910,41910,181-2.28
45007Anderson County 3145,177165,734187,126188,4880.73
45009Bamberg County 716,90216,70415,98715,975-0.08
45011Barnwell County 620,29323,49122,62122,358-1.16
45013Beaufort County 586,425120,931162,233164,6841.51
45015Berkeley County 2128,658142,747177,843183,5253.19
45017Calhoun County 212,75315,13215,17515,145-0.24
45019Charleston County 2295,159309,921350,209357,7042.14
45021Cherokee County 444,50652,53255,34255,5400.36
45023Chester County 632,17034,11233,14032,916-0.68
45025Chesterfield County 638,57542,76546,73446,557-0.38
45027Clarendon County 628,45032,46034,97134,726-0.70
45029Colleton County 634,37738,25938,89238,611-0.72
45031Darlington County 361,85167,44468,68168,299-0.56
45033Dillon County 629,11430,73532,06231,758-0.95
45035Dorchester County 283,06096,353136,555140,8923.18
45037Edgefield County 218,36024,58826,98526,670-1.14
45039Fairfield County 222,29523,38823,95623,571-1.61
45041Florence County 3114,344125,709136,885137,8620.72
45043Georgetown County 446,30255,82360,15859,991-0.28
45045Greenville County 2320,127379,648451,225461,2992.23
45047Greenwood County 459,56766,30969,66169,8350.25
45049Hampton County 618,18621,37321,09020,821-1.28
45051Horry County 3144,053196,558269,291276,3402.62
45053Jasper County 615,48720,67224,77725,1951.69
45055Kershaw County 243,59952,64961,69762,2730.93
45057Lancaster County 454,51661,40476,65277,9081.64
45059Laurens County 258,13269,40766,53766,528-0.02
45061Lee County 618,43720,08919,22018,976-1.27
45063Lexington County 2167,526216,031262,391267,1291.80
45065McCormick County 88,8689,93410,23310,035-1.93
45067Marion County 633,89935,47533,06232,846-0.65
45069Marlboro County 629,71628,82028,93328,509-1.47
45071Newberry County 633,17235,97937,50837,7210.57
45073Oconee County 657,49466,19974,27374,4180.19
45075Orangeburg County 484,80491,51192,50191,910-0.63
45077Pickens County 293,896110,755119,224119,5740.29
45079Richland County 2286,321320,836384,504389,1161.20
45081Saluda County 216,44119,18019,87519,8820.04
45083Spartanburg County 2226,793253,957284,307286,8680.90
45085Sumter County 3101,276104,687107,456107,4600.00
45087Union County 630,33729,93928,96128,679-0.97
45089Williamsburg County 636,81537,21934,42334,084-0.98
45091York County 1131,497164,656226,073230,5281.97

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 and 2000 Censuses of Population (corrected), 2010 county redistricting files, and 2011 County Total Population Estimates.

1) The FIPS codes uniquely identify each county and are part of the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Department of Commerce. For more information, see the NIST FIPS publication page.

2) The 2003 rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.

 

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Updated date: April 13, 2012