South Carolina Death Rate By County in 2016

Updated on June 16, 2025.

According to the US Census Bureau estimates, in 2016, the death rate for South Carolina was 9.59. Union had the highest death rate (15.42), followed by Marlboro (13.92), and McCormick (13.91). On the other hand, Berkeley had the lowest death rate (6.84), followed by Dorchester (7.35), and Richland (7.38).

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Data Source: US Census Bureau (Vintage).

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South Carolina Death Rate By County in 2016

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County	Death Rate
Abbeville	12.57
Aiken	10.24
Allendale	12.1
Anderson	11.54
Bamberg	13.17
Barnwell	12.35
Beaufort	8.53
Berkeley	6.84
Calhoun	10.57
Charleston	7.89
Cherokee	11.34
Chester	13.13
Chesterfield	11.55
Clarendon	11.51
Colleton	13.22
Darlington	12.36
Dillon	12.94
Dorchester	7.35
Edgefield	8.5
Fairfield	13.35
Florence	10.49
Georgetown	12.79
Greenville	8.6
Greenwood	10.72
Hampton	11.77
Horry	10.82
Jasper	8.24
Kershaw	10.75
Lancaster	9.96
Laurens	11.95
Lee	13.7
Lexington	8.47
McCormick	13.91
Marion	12.24
Marlboro	13.92
Newberry	12.17
Oconee	11.56
Orangeburg	11.97
Pickens	9.61
Richland	7.38
Saluda	10.76
Spartanburg	9.97
Sumter	10.22
Union	15.42
Williamsburg	12.89
York	8.02