South Carolina Birth Rate By County in 2012

Updated on June 18, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the birth rate for South Carolina was 12.26. Sumter had the highest birth rate (14.56), followed by Barnwell (14.37), and Chester (13.9). On the other hand, McCormick had the lowest birth rate (5.22), followed by Edgefield (6.92), and Georgetown (9.8).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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South Carolina Birth Rate By County in 2012

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County	Birth Rate
Abbeville	11.21
Aiken	11.98
Allendale	10.29
Anderson	11.54
Bamberg	10.42
Barnwell	14.37
Beaufort	12.32
Berkeley	13.86
Calhoun	11.08
Charleston	13.18
Cherokee	12.55
Chester	13.9
Chesterfield	10.91
Clarendon	9.88
Colleton	11.55
Darlington	11.64
Dillon	13.5
Dorchester	13.04
Edgefield	6.92
Fairfield	10.29
Florence	13.33
Georgetown	9.8
Greenville	13.2
Greenwood	12.73
Hampton	10.69
Horry	11.06
Jasper	12.81
Kershaw	11.46
Lancaster	11.25
Laurens	11.79
Lee	10.66
Lexington	11.9
McCormick	5.22
Marion	12.92
Marlboro	10.84
Newberry	11.14
Oconee	10.94
Orangeburg	12.49
Pickens	10.04
Richland	12.51
Saluda	13.72
Spartanburg	12.45
Sumter	14.56
Union	10.52
Williamsburg	10.52
York	12.62