RANKING · 2010 CENSUS · 32 SHOWN OF 32

Largest Portuguese population, South Carolina counties · 2010

South Carolina counties ranked by the number of residents who are Portuguese ancestry, from the 2010 American Community Survey detailed-origin tables. Each list covers the full eligible universe; download the complete data as CSV. This list covers the 32 counties in South Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 32 is 66.

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YEAR2010 2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPPORTUGUESE POPULATIONVS –

01Horry County, SCSC427,551863–

02Greenville County, SCSC583,125702–

03Charleston County, SCSC436,200642–

04Spartanburg County, SCSC380,857372–

05Lexington County, SCSC317,588371–

06Berkeley County, SCSC274,666348–

07Richland County, SCSC434,956347–

08Dorchester County, SCSC178,397317–

09Anderson County, SCSC219,930292–

10Beaufort County, SCSC204,433245–

11York County, SCSC306,887173–

12Pickens County, SCSC139,198109–

13Aiken County, SCSC181,51593–

14Cherokee County, SCSC58,27578–

15Sumter County, SCSC105,06770–

16Marion County, SCSC28,24266–

17Newberry County, SCSC39,56164–

18Oconee County, SCSC83,77564–

19Kershaw County, SCSC73,16652–

20Georgetown County, SCSC65,91248–

21Hampton County, SCSC18,17440–

22Clarendon County, SCSC31,04319–

23Saluda County, SCSC19,68018–

24Florence County, SCSC138,50417–

25McCormick County, SCSC10,21513–

26Williamsburg County, SCSC29,66212–

27Orangeburg County, SCSC83,17710–

28Colleton County, SCSC39,3827–

29Laurens County, SCSC71,8487–

30Jasper County, SCSC38,5334–

31Chesterfield County, SCSC44,7402–

32Allendale County, SCSC7,3551–

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