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Highest White (non-Hispanic) population share, South Carolina cities · 1990

South Carolina cities ranked by the share of all residents who are White, not Hispanic or Latino (1990 American Community Survey). A concentration measure: White (non-Hispanic) residents as a percentage of total population. This list covers the 90 cities in South Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 90 is 76.8%.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

YEAR1990 2000 2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWHITE, NON-HISPANICVS –

01Lake Wylie, SCSC16,00699.1%–

02Tega Cay, SCSC14,45798.3%–

03Garden City, SCSC11,59198.2%–

04North Myrtle Beach, SCSC21,34697.2%–

05Boiling Springs, SCSC12,93696.1%–

06Red Hill, SCSC15,92095.2%–

07Piedmont, SCSC5,46294.7%–

08Lyman, SCSC7,10394.5%–

09Centerville, SCSC7,04993.4%–

10Forestbrook, SCSC7,47992.0%–

11Lexington, SCSC25,72991.3%–

12Valley Falls, SCSC8,23990.9%–

13Sans Souci, SCSC7,66590.9%–

14Red Bank, SCSC11,31489.9%–

15Forest Acres, SCSC10,39089.9%–

16Homeland Park, SCSC6,63289.9%–

17Parker, SCSC12,89889.8%–

18Mount Pleasant, SCSC95,46988.9%–

19Hilton Head Island, SCSC38,19688.8%–

20Socastee, SCSC23,79688.3%–

21Simpsonville, SCSC28,45988.1%–

22Taylors, SCSC24,50588.1%–

23Travelers Rest, SCSC9,13587.8%–

24Welcome, SCSC6,52787.7%–

25Lugoff, SCSC9,78686.8%–

26Irmo, SCSC12,20486.6%–

27Hanahan, SCSC22,41586.3%–

28Murrells Inlet, SCSC10,04486.3%–

29Little River, SCSC11,77186.2%–

30Easley, SCSC27,31985.8%–

31Berea, SCSC16,86285.5%–

32Ladson, SCSC16,14083.8%–

33Myrtle Beach, SCSC40,93783.5%–

34North Augusta, SCSC26,98283.3%–

35Clemson, SCSC18,94182.5%–

36Mauldin, SCSC31,46582.5%–

37Fort Mill, SCSC38,67382.2%–

38Goose Creek, SCSC52,01081.3%–

39West Columbia, SCSC18,48981.2%–

40Belvedere, SCSC5,18080.5%–

41Central, SCSC5,29880.2%–

42Summerville, SCSC53,17779.7%–

43Clover, SCSC7,65979.6%–

44Cayce, SCSC13,68078.9%–

45Blythewood, SCSC7,23376.8%–

46Greer, SCSC50,00772.5%–

47Woodruff, SCSC6,02671.6%–

48Beaufort, SCSC15,77568.2%–

49Moncks Corner, SCSC20,61267.5%–

50Aiken, SCSC33,80867.4%–

51Seneca, SCSC9,42467.1%–

52Fountain Inn, SCSC14,72266.9%–

53Laurel Bay, SCSC5,88265.9%–

54Anderson, SCSC31,32364.8%–

55Dillon, SCSC6,22763.3%–

56Greenville, SCSC75,31063.2%–

57St. Andrews, SCSC19,86861.7%–

58North Charleston, SCSC129,24561.7%–

59Port Royal, SCSC16,64861.4%–

60Union, SCSC8,07760.4%–

61Hardeeville, SCSC16,45960.3%–

62Rock Hill, SCSC75,91160.2%–

63Gaffney, SCSC12,58360.1%–

64York, SCSC10,62060.0%–

65Woodfield, SCSC9,46558.7%–

66Sumter, SCSC43,09458.7%–

67Bluffton, SCSC36,80758.6%–

68Burton, SCSC6,91258.0%–

69Laurens, SCSC9,32758.0%–

70Newberry, SCSC10,89157.6%–

71Conway, SCSC30,62757.6%–

72Charleston, SCSC159,42356.9%–

73Hartsville, SCSC7,37456.6%–

74Camden, SCSC9,20156.4%–

75Greenwood, SCSC22,74555.7%–

76Walterboro, SCSC5,48554.5%–

77Columbia, SCSC147,03553.1%–

78Spartanburg, SCSC39,97852.7%–

79Florence, SCSC41,23152.2%–

80Dentsville, SCSC15,20951.6%–

81Lancaster, SCSC9,62351.3%–

82Georgetown, SCSC8,86945.2%–

83Darlington, SCSC6,07544.1%–

84Bennettsville, SCSC7,56542.2%–

85Gantt, SCSC15,40140.3%–

86Marion, SCSC6,02839.9%–

87Chester, SCSC5,32439.9%–

88Orangeburg, SCSC13,38338.8%–

89Lake City, SCSC5,94033.4%–

90Hollywood, SCSC5,65227.8%–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS