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South Carolina City Rankings
How cities and counties in South Carolina compare on income, housing, population growth, climate and natural hazard risk.
People & housing
Richest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Kiawah Island$213,594
- 2. Tega Cay$142,000
- 3. Mount Pleasant$124,755
Most Expensive Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Kiawah Island$2,000,000+
- 2. Mount Pleasant$748,500
- 3. Hilton Head Island$687,400
Most Affordable Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Bennettsville$92,100
- 2. Union$109,400
- 3. Chester$123,000
Cities with the Highest Rent in South Carolina
- 1. Bluffton$2,256/mo
- 2. Mount Pleasant$2,159/mo
- 3. Charleston$1,722/mo
Most Educated Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Kiawah Island87.3%
- 2. Mount Pleasant68.4%
- 3. Tega Cay67.1%
Cities with the Highest Poverty Rate in South Carolina
- 1. Clemson36%
- 2. Orangeburg32.6%
- 3. Newberry31.5%
Most Densely Populated Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Tega Cay2,979
- 2. Simpsonville2,694
- 3. Greenville2,407
Largest Cities in South Carolina by Population
- 1. Charleston154,338
- 2. Columbia139,643
- 3. North Charleston119,913
Youngest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Clemson24.8 years
- 2. Columbia28.6 years
- 3. Newberry29.3 years
Oldest Cities in South Carolina by Median Age
- 1. Kiawah Island66.8 years
- 2. North Myrtle Beach61.9 years
- 3. Hilton Head Island59.8 years
Population growth
Climate
Warmest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Beaufort67.2°F
- 2. Bluffton67.2°F
- 3. Charleston67.2°F
Coldest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Gaffney58.0°F
- 2. Greenville59.7°F
- 3. Mauldin59.7°F
Snowiest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Greer3.9 in
- 2. Clemson2.2 in
- 3. Union1.9 in
Wettest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Easley56.7 in
- 2. Georgetown55.4 in
- 3. Surfside Beach55.3 in
Driest Cities in South Carolina
- 1. Bennettsville41.7 in
- 2. Fort Mill42.4 in
- 3. Tega Cay42.4 in
Natural hazards
Counties with the Highest Natural Hazard Risk in South Carolina
- 1. Charleston County98.6
- 2. Horry County98.2
- 3. Beaufort County97.1
Counties with the Lowest Natural Hazard Risk in South Carolina
- 1. McCormick County9.5
- 2. Edgefield County22.0
- 3. Calhoun County22.6
Counties with the Highest Expected Annual Loss from Natural Hazards in South Carolina
- 1. Charleston County$499.8M
- 2. Horry County$290.4M
- 3. Beaufort County$255.6M
Environment
Counties with the Highest Radon Potential in South Carolina
- 1. Aiken County3
- 2. Allendale County3
- 3. Bamberg County3
Counties with the Worst Air Quality in South Carolina
- 1. Spartanburg County49
- 2. Greenville County48
- 3. Richland County47
Counties with the Cleanest Air in South Carolina
- 1. Berkeley County37
- 2. Aiken County39
- 3. Darlington County40
Counties in the Worst Drought in South Carolina
- 1. Dillon County300.0
- 2. Florence County300.0
- 3. Horry County300.0
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau (American Community Survey, 2010 Census, Population Estimates Program), NOAA 1991-2020 U.S. Climate Normals and FEMA National Risk Index.