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The Population of South Carolina is 5,277,830 people.
Situated on the southeastern tip of the United States, South Carolina is one of the smallest states in the country but has a high population density by comparison. South Carolina currently enjoys a growth rate of 1.06%, which ranks 18th in the country.
South Carolina Area and Population Density
Like many states on the eastern edge of the country, South Carolina is densely populated in comparison to its relatively small size. The state has an overall surface area of 32,020 square miles (82,931 square kilometers) which makes it just the 40th largest in the US.
For every square mile of South Carolina territory, however, there is an average of 164.8 people. That figure makes the state the 19th most densely populated in the country.
The two largest cities in South Carolina are Columbia (pop 129,482) and Charleston (pop 140,476), followed by North Charleston (pop 119,992). These are the only cities in the state with a population over 100,000.
Interestingly, South Carolina's metropolitan statistical areas are much larger than they appear based on the central city populations. Because of South Carolina law regarding unincorporated areas around city limits, most city proper populations seem smaller than the actual size of the area.
For example, Columbia, Greenville and Charleston each have urbanized area populations between 400,000 and 550,000, with the metropolitan statistical area (MSA) populations exceeding 60,000. The Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson area is by far the largest, accounting for 1.4 million of South Carolina's population.
The leading counties in terms of most populated are the three counties of Greenville, Charleston and Richland, coming in with respective populations of 541,384, 421,774, and 418,873. All three counties are enjoying steady growth rates as well.
South Carolina's Largest Counties by Population:
Greenville County 541,384, Charleston County 421,774, Richland County 418,873, Horry County 374,033, Spartanburg County 331,081, Lexington County 307,550,
York County 295,373, Berkeley County 241,357, Anderson County 207,090, Beaufort County 198,614, Aiken County 173,718, Dorchester County 166,991, Florence County 138,325,
Pickens County 130,202, Sumter County 107,345, Lancaster County 103,966, Orangeburg County 84,499, Oconee County 82,024, Greenwood County 71,239, Laurens County 68,699,
Kershaw County 68,049, Darlington County 66,336, Georgetown County 63,576, Cherokee County 57,762
South Carolina's Largest Cities by Population:
1) Charleston 140,476, 2) Columbia 129,482, 3) North Charleston 119,992, 4) Mount Pleasant 95,314, 5) Rock Hill 76,228, 6) Greenville 74,207, 7) Summerville 53,887, 8) Goose Creek 45,351,
9) Hilton Head Island 39,907, 10) Sumter 39,726, 11) Florence 38,721, 12) Spartanburg 37,039, 13) Myrtle Beach 36,459, 14) Greer 35,883, 15) Aiken 31,041, 16) Bluffton 30,937
17) Hanahan 29,261, 18) Anderson 28,226, 19) Conway 27,706, 20) Fort Mill 27,288
Situated on the southeastern tip of the United States, South Carolina is one of the smallest states in the country but has a high population density by comparison. South Carolina currently enjoys a growth rate of 1.06%, which ranks 18th in the country.
South Carolina Area and Population Density
Like many states on the eastern edge of the country, South Carolina is densely populated in comparison to its relatively small size. The state has an overall surface area of 32,020 square miles (82,931 square kilometers) which makes it just the 40th largest in the US.
For every square mile of South Carolina territory, however, there is an average of 164.8 people. That figure makes the state the 19th most densely populated in the country.
The two largest cities in South Carolina are Columbia (pop 129,482) and Charleston (pop 140,476), followed by North Charleston (pop 119,992). These are the only cities in the state with a population over 100,000.
Interestingly, South Carolina's metropolitan statistical areas are much larger than they appear based on the central city populations. Because of South Carolina law regarding unincorporated areas around city limits, most city proper populations seem smaller than the actual size of the area.
For example, Columbia, Greenville and Charleston each have urbanized area populations between 400,000 and 550,000, with the metropolitan statistical area (MSA) populations exceeding 60,000. The Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson area is by far the largest, accounting for 1.4 million of South Carolina's population.
The leading counties in terms of most populated are the three counties of Greenville, Charleston and Richland, coming in with respective populations of 541,384, 421,774, and 418,873. All three counties are enjoying steady growth rates as well.
South Carolina's Largest Counties by Population:
Greenville County 541,384, Charleston County 421,774, Richland County 418,873, Horry County 374,033, Spartanburg County 331,081, Lexington County 307,550,
York County 295,373, Berkeley County 241,357, Anderson County 207,090, Beaufort County 198,614, Aiken County 173,718, Dorchester County 166,991, Florence County 138,325,
Pickens County 130,202, Sumter County 107,345, Lancaster County 103,966, Orangeburg County 84,499, Oconee County 82,024, Greenwood County 71,239, Laurens County 68,699,
Kershaw County 68,049, Darlington County 66,336, Georgetown County 63,576, Cherokee County 57,762
South Carolina's Largest Cities by Population:
1) Charleston 140,476, 2) Columbia 129,482, 3) North Charleston 119,992, 4) Mount Pleasant 95,314, 5) Rock Hill 76,228, 6) Greenville 74,207, 7) Summerville 53,887, 8) Goose Creek 45,351,
9) Hilton Head Island 39,907, 10) Sumter 39,726, 11) Florence 38,721, 12) Spartanburg 37,039, 13) Myrtle Beach 36,459, 14) Greer 35,883, 15) Aiken 31,041, 16) Bluffton 30,937
17) Hanahan 29,261, 18) Anderson 28,226, 19) Conway 27,706, 20) Fort Mill 27,288
