Ranking of South Carolina Counties By Natural Population Increase in 2016

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2016, the Natural Population Increase for South Carolina was 10.60K. Among all South Carolina counties, Greenville County had the highest natural population increase (2.09K), followed by Richland County (1.97K), and Charleston County (1.82K).

The chart below shows the top 10 counties, and the table below shows the ranking of all South Carolina counties.

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Ranking of South Carolina Counties By Natural Population Increase in 2016
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Ranking of South Carolina Counties By Natural Population Increase in 2016
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Rank County Natural Pop. Increase
1 Greenville County 2094
2 Richland County 1965
3 Charleston County 1823
4 Berkeley County 1306
5 York County 937
6 Lexington County 905
7 Dorchester County 675
8 Spartanburg County 600
9 Beaufort County 503
10 Sumter County 329
11 Aiken County 270
12 Florence County 238
13 Lancaster County 201
14 Jasper County 119
15 Pickens County 86
16 Kershaw County 74
17 Anderson County 35
18 Cherokee County 30
19 Saluda County 24
20 Greenwood County 14
21 Newberry County 9
22 Dillon County 2
23 Marion County 1
24 Darlington County -2
25 Calhoun County -6
26 Laurens County -11
27 Colleton County -19
28 Edgefield County -21
29 Barnwell County -25
30 Hampton County -27
31 Allendale County -31
31 Chesterfield County -31
32 Marlboro County -42
33 Chester County -62
34 Lee County -68
35 McCormick County -72
36 Clarendon County -75
37 Abbeville County -76
37 Bamberg County -76
38 Orangeburg County -82
39 Williamsburg County -100
40 Fairfield County -103
41 Union County -107
42 Oconee County -155
43 Horry County -222
44 Georgetown County -232