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Highest West Indian population share, South Carolina counties · 2010

South Carolina counties ranked by the share of all residents who are West Indian ancestry (2010 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: West Indian residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 38 counties in South Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 38 is 0.2%.

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SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Highest West Indian population share by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPWEST INDIAN SHAREVS –
01Richland County, SCSC434,9560.6%–
02Bamberg County, SCSC12,7960.5%–
03Beaufort County, SCSC204,4330.4%–
04Orangeburg County, SCSC83,1770.4%–
05Marion County, SCSC28,2420.4%–
06Horry County, SCSC427,5510.4%–
07Sumter County, SCSC105,0670.3%–
08Jasper County, SCSC38,5330.3%–
09Dorchester County, SCSC178,3970.3%–
10Newberry County, SCSC39,5610.3%–
11Marlboro County, SCSC25,4880.3%–
12Lexington County, SCSC317,5880.2%–
13Edgefield County, SCSC29,8080.2%–
14Berkeley County, SCSC274,6660.2%–
15Aiken County, SCSC181,5150.2%–
16Union County, SCSC26,7990.2%–
17Florence County, SCSC138,5040.2%–
18Charleston County, SCSC436,2000.2%–
19Anderson County, SCSC219,9300.2%–
20Hampton County, SCSC18,1740.2%–
21Laurens County, SCSC71,8480.2%–
22Lancaster County, SCSC114,2960.2%–
23Greenville County, SCSC583,1250.2%–
24Darlington County, SCSC62,8880.2%–
25Spartanburg County, SCSC380,8570.1%–
26Oconee County, SCSC83,7750.1%–
27Williamsburg County, SCSC29,6620.1%–
28Georgetown County, SCSC65,9120.1%–
29Greenwood County, SCSC70,3790.1%–
30Kershaw County, SCSC73,1660.1%–
31York County, SCSC306,8870.1%–
32Dillon County, SCSC27,4580.1%–
33Chester County, SCSC33,0010.1%–
34Colleton County, SCSC39,3820.1%–
35Cherokee County, SCSC58,2750.1%–
36Clarendon County, SCSC31,0430.1%–
37Pickens County, SCSC139,1980.1%–
38Chesterfield County, SCSC44,7400.0%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS