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South Carolina Census Data: Occupied Housing

Occupied Housing statistics for South Carolina counties are shown in this easy-to-read table and chart combination.

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Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2000 Census.


South Carolina Census Data: Occupied Housing
LocationTotal populationOccupied housing unitsLocation
TotalOwnerRenterAverage household sizePercent
Owner1-person house­holdsWith house­holder 65 years and over
United States

281,421,906

105,480,101

69,815,753

35,664,348

2.5966.225.821.0United States
South Carolina

4,012,012

1,533,854

1,107,617

426,237

2.5372.225.020.4South Carolina
Abbeville Co.26,16710,1318,1561,9752.5180.525.324.9Abbeville Co.
Aiken Co.142,55255,58742,03613,5512.5375.625.221.4Aiken Co.
Allendale Co.11,2113,9152,8461,0692.5672.730.025.0Allendale Co.
Anderson Co.165,74065,64950,06815,5812.4876.324.322.3Anderson Co.
Bamberg Co.16,6586,1234,5711,5522.5574.727.825.4Bamberg Co.
Barnwell Co.23,4789,0216,8102,2112.5775.525.621.9Barnwell Co.
Beaufort Co.120,93745,53233,33812,1942.5173.221.525.6Beaufort Co.
Berkeley Co.142,65149,92237,05212,8702.7574.219.414.6Berkeley Co.
Calhoun Co.15,1855,9174,9919262.5484.424.523.4Calhoun Co.
Charleston Co.309,969123,32675,26748,0592.4261.028.319.4Charleston Co.
Cherokee Co.52,53720,49515,1465,3492.5373.925.020.9Cherokee Co.
Chester Co.34,06812,88010,0932,7872.6278.424.222.4Chester Co.
Chesterfield Co.42,76816,55712,6293,9282.5476.325.921.0Chesterfield Co.
Clarendon Co.32,50211,8129,3482,4642.6279.124.625.7Clarendon Co.
Colleton Co.38,26414,47011,6202,8502.6280.324.023.3Colleton Co.
Darlington Co.67,39425,79319,8545,9392.5777.025.120.6Darlington Co.
Dillon Co.30,72211,1998,0643,1352.7172.025.121.3Dillon Co.
Dorchester Co.96,41334,70926,0238,6862.7275.020.215.9Dorchester Co.
Edgefield Co.24,5958,2706,6591,6112.6680.522.421.0Edgefield Co.
Fairfield Co.23,4548,7746,7941,9802.6377.424.422.8Fairfield Co.
Florence Co.125,76147,14734,41512,7322.5973.024.519.6Florence Co.
Georgetown Co.55,79721,65917,6204,0392.5581.423.325.1Georgetown Co.
Greenville Co.379,616149,556101,97747,5792.4768.226.819.3Greenville Co.
Greenwood Co.66,27125,72917,8117,9182.4969.226.323.1Greenwood Co.
Hampton Co.21,3867,4445,8131,6312.6478.125.823.9Hampton Co.
Horry Co.196,62981,80059,71322,0872.3773.025.823.1Horry Co.
Jasper Co.20,6787,0425,4691,5732.7577.723.221.7Jasper Co.
Kershaw Co.52,64720,18816,5593,6292.5882.022.621.8Kershaw Co.
Lancaster Co.61,35123,17817,3865,7922.5675.023.721.2Lancaster Co.
Laurens Co.69,56726,29020,3725,9182.5577.524.621.9Laurens Co.
LocationTotal populationOccupied housing unitsLocation
TotalOwnerRenterAverage household sizePercent
Owner1-person house­holdsWith house­holder 65 years and over
United States

281,421,906

105,480,101

69,815,753

35,664,348

2.5966.225.821.0United States
South Carolina

4,012,012

1,533,854

1,107,617

426,237

2.5372.225.020.4South Carolina
Lee Co.20,1196,8865,4671,4192.6879.425.924.7Lee Co.
Lexington Co.216,01483,24064,26518,9752.5677.222.516.3Lexington Co.
McCormick Co.9,9583,5582,8826762.3981.024.428.4McCormick Co.
Marion Co.35,46613,3019,7713,5302.6473.525.421.8Marion Co.
Marlboro Co.28,81810,4787,4193,0592.5970.826.923.4Marlboro Co.
Newberry Co.36,10814,02610,7763,2502.5076.826.525.4Newberry Co.
Oconee Co.66,21527,28321,3915,8922.4078.424.724.6Oconee Co.
Orangeburg Co.91,58234,11825,8018,3172.5875.626.023.4Orangeburg Co.
Pickens Co.110,75741,30630,35010,9562.5073.523.319.4Pickens Co.
Richland Co.320,677120,10173,75746,3442.4461.429.116.6Richland Co.
Saluda Co.19,1817,1275,7451,3822.6580.622.524.8Saluda Co.
Spartanburg Co.253,79197,73570,33927,3962.5272.024.820.7Spartanburg Co.
Sumter Co.104,64637,72826,21711,5112.6869.523.220.1Sumter Co.
Union Co.29,88112,0879,2672,8202.4476.726.825.7Union Co.
Williamsburg Co.37,21713,71411,0412,6732.6980.524.924.3Williamsburg Co.
York Co.164,61461,05144,62916,4222.6373.121.317.4York Co.

Reading the Chart:

Total Population counts people. Here the colored bars represent percentages of the highest population of any county in the state. For example, the county with the highest population will have a colored bar that fills the cell. A county with half that many people will have a colored bar that fills half the cell. For small percentages the bar does not appear.

Under the Occupied housing units heading, the Total, Owner, and Renter subheadings are counts of housing units. The Owner and Renter values add up to the Total value. Similarly to Total Population, the colored bars represent percentages of the highest housing count of any county in the state.

The entries under the Average household size heading are averages of the number of people in each housing unit. Here the colored bars indicate a percentage of an arbitrary maximum (5). For example, the colored bar for an average family size of 2.5 fills half of the table cell.

The entries under the Percent heading are percentages. The colored bars fill the cells in proportion to the percentage value.

Census Department definitions:

Housing unit. A housing unit may be a house, an apartment, a mobile home, a group of rooms, or a single room that is occupied (or, if vacant, is intended for occupancy) as separate living quarters.
Occupied housing unit. A housing unit is occupied if it is the usual place of residence of the person or group of people living in it at the time of enumeration or if the occupants are only temporarily absent; that is, away on vacation or business. The occupants may be a single family, one person living alone, two or more families living together, or any other group of related or unrelated people who share living quarters.

Abbreviations used in location names: Co.=County, C.A.=Census Area, Pa.=Parish, Mu.=Municipio.

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