South Carolina Death Rate By County in 2014

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2014, the death rate for South Carolina was 9.29. Colleton had the highest death rate (13.88), followed by Marion (13.75), and Union (13.63). On the other hand, Dorchester had the lowest death rate (6.44), followed by Berkeley (6.55), and Richland (7.39).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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South Carolina Death Rate By County in 2014

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County	Death Rate
Abbeville	10.5
Aiken	10.34
Allendale	11.88
Anderson	10.59
Bamberg	10.09
Barnwell	11.98
Beaufort	8.7
Berkeley	6.55
Calhoun	11.46
Charleston	7.87
Cherokee	10.82
Chester	13.04
Chesterfield	10.68
Clarendon	11.83
Colleton	13.88
Darlington	11.66
Dillon	10.65
Dorchester	6.44
Edgefield	8.6
Fairfield	12.54
Florence	10.19
Georgetown	11.24
Greenville	8.31
Greenwood	10.34
Hampton	9.31
Horry	10.25
Jasper	8.1
Kershaw	9.46
Lancaster	10.2
Laurens	11.85
Lee	11
Lexington	8.03
McCormick	11.58
Marion	13.75
Marlboro	12.51
Newberry	10.81
Oconee	11.42
Orangeburg	11.46
Pickens	9.92
Richland	7.39
Saluda	10.27
Spartanburg	10.07
Sumter	9.49
Union	13.63
Williamsburg	12.89
York	7.92