South Carolina Birth Rate By County in 2016

Updated on July 26, 2024.

According to the US Census Bureau Vintage data estimates, in 2016, the birth rate for South Carolina was 11.74. Sumter County had the highest birth rate (13.29), followed by Berkeley County (13.18), and Dillon County (13). On the other hand, McCormick County had the lowest birth rate (6.44), followed by Edgefield County (7.71), and Bamberg County (7.96).

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South Carolina Birth Rate By County in 2016
South Carolina Birth Rate By County in 2016
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County Birth Rate
Abbeville 9.49
Aiken 11.86
Allendale 8.75
Anderson 11.72
Bamberg 7.96
Barnwell 11.2
Beaufort 11.3
Berkeley 13.18
Calhoun 10.16
Charleston 12.52
Cherokee 11.87
Chester 11.22
Chesterfield 10.88
Clarendon 9.31
Colleton 12.71
Darlington 12.33
Dillon 13
Dorchester 11.71
Edgefield 7.71
Fairfield 8.82
Florence 12.2
Georgetown 9.02
Greenville 12.83
Greenwood 10.92
Hampton 10.41
Horry 10.12
Jasper 12.52
Kershaw 11.91
Lancaster 12.24
Laurens 11.78
Lee 9.85
Lexington 11.65
McCormick 6.44
Marion 12.28
Marlboro 12.38
Newberry 12.41
Oconee 9.53
Orangeburg 11.05
Pickens 10.31
Richland 12.2
Saluda 11.95
Spartanburg 11.98
Sumter 13.29
Union 11.56
Williamsburg 9.78
York 11.7