South Carolina Demographic Comparison Worksheet
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In July 2019, according to the new estimates, South Carolina's population was 63.7 percent non-Hispanic white. And, as in prior years, the majority of South Carolina's remaining non-Hispanic population was Black 26.4 percent last summer, 27.7 percent in 2010.
North Charleston #1 Most Diverse Places to Live in South Carolina.
The five largest ancestry groups in South Carolina identified by respondents to the US census are African American (29.5%), American (13.9%), English (8.4%), German (8.4%) and Irish (7.9%) (thus a total of more than 39% from northern Europe).
Texas has the highest Black population in the United States of 3,936,669, about 14% of Texas's total population.
There were more South Carolina residents of every race and ethnic group in 2019, compared to 2010, but non-Hispanic white and Black residents account for more than 90 percent of South Carolina's population, compared to less than 73 percent of the U.S. population.
Lancaster County is 75 percent white and 22 percent black among its nearly 93,000 residents. More than 5 percent of residents are Hispanic. Chester County is 60 percent white compared to 37 percent, with 2 percent also listed as Hispanic or Latino. Chester County is about a third the size of Lancaster County.
Hispanics comprise 5.6% of South Carolina's population. The Hispanic population includes a variety of ethnic groups, of which Mexicans are the largest. Our Hispanic community is represented in every county across our state. Saluda county has the highest percentage with 16%.
There were more South Carolina residents of every race and ethnic group in 2019, compared to 2010, but non-Hispanic white and Black residents account for more than 90 percent of South Carolina's population, compared to less than 73 percent of the U.S. population.
South Carolina DemographicsWhite: 67.16% Black or African American: 26.77% Two or more races: 2.31% Other race: 1.76%
South Carolina DemographicsWhite: 67.16% Black or African American: 26.77% Two or more races: 2.31% Other race: 1.76%
