Ranking of South Carolina Counties By Net Migration in 2012

Updated on January 26, 2024.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the Net Migration for South Carolina was 30.41K. Among all South Carolina counties, Horry County had the highest net migration (5.40K), followed by Charleston County (5.29K), and Greenville County (4.79K).

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 Net Migration in 2012
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Rank County Net Migration
1 Horry County 5404
2 Charleston County 5293
3 Greenville County 4785
4 Berkeley County 4335
5 York County 2880
6 Beaufort County 2722
7 Lexington County 2395
8 Richland County 1785
9 Dorchester County 1534
10 Lancaster County 1327
11 Spartanburg County 1325
12 Aiken County 967
13 Anderson County 491
14 Oconee County 306
15 Jasper County 302
16 Georgetown County 190
17 Newberry County 76
18 Kershaw County 71
19 Sumter County 63
20 Pickens County 40
21 Saluda County 9
22 Cherokee County -8
22 Florence County -8
23 McCormick County -26
24 Hampton County -82
25 Abbeville County -87
26 Greenwood County -100
27 Bamberg County -109
28 Darlington County -134
29 Fairfield County -144
30 Barnwell County -172
31 Laurens County -220
32 Lee County -228
33 Calhoun County -244
34 Allendale County -246
35 Chester County -283
36 Dillon County -298
37 Marlboro County -323
38 Edgefield County -325
39 Colleton County -340
40 Clarendon County -371
41 Union County -380
42 Marion County -382
43 Orangeburg County -416
44 Chesterfield County -456
45 Williamsburg County -508