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    This document shows a map of population density by county in South Carolina from the 2012 census. The map uses different shades to represent population density ranges from 25-54 people per square mile up to over 366 people per square mile in the most densely populated counties like Charleston and Richland. The counties along the coast and around the cities of Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and Spartanburg tend to be more densely populated while the counties in the interior and upstate regions are less densely populated.

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    This document shows a map of population density by county in South Carolina from the 2012 census. The map uses different shades to represent population density ranges from 25-54 people per square mile up to over 366 people per square mile in the most densely populated counties like Charleston and Richland. The counties along the coast and around the cities of Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and Spartanburg tend to be more densely populated while the counties in the interior and upstate regions are less densely populated.

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    This document shows a map of population density by county in South Carolina from the 2012 census. The map uses different shades to represent population density ranges from 25-54 people per square mile up to over 366 people per square mile in the most densely populated counties like Charleston and Richland. The counties along the coast and around the cities of Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and Spartanburg tend to be more densely populated while the counties in the interior and upstate regions are less densely populated.

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    This document shows a map of population density by county in South Carolina from the 2012 census. The map uses different shades to represent population density ranges from 25-54 people per square mile up to over 366 people per square mile in the most densely populated counties like Charleston and Richland. The counties along the coast and around the cities of Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and Spartanburg tend to be more densely populated while the counties in the interior and upstate regions are less densely populated.

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    Population Density By County In South Carolina - 2012

    Cherokee

    Oconee

    Greenville Spartanburg
    !
    Spartanburg

    Pickens Greenville
    !

    Laurens

    Abbeville

    Greenwood

    McCormick

    Lexington

    Edgefield

    Lancaster

    Fairfield

    Newberry
    Saluda

    !
    Rock Hill

    Chester

    Union
    Anderson

    York

    Kershaw

    Sumter!Sumter

    Calhoun

    Barnwell

    Marlboro

    Clarendon

    Allendale

    Hampton

    Marion

    Florence

    Horry

    Williamsburg
    Georgetown

    Orangeburg
    Bamberg

    Dillon

    Darlington
    Lee

    Columbia
    ! Richland

    Aiken

    Chesterfield

    Berkeley

    Summerville Charleston
    !
    Charleston
    Colleton
    !
    North Charleston!!
    Mount Pleasant
    Charleston
    Dorchester

    Jasper Beaufort
    Beaufort
    !Beaufort

    Hilton Head Island

    Population Density Per Square Mile

    Export_Output_2
    POP12_SQMI
    25 - 54

    25

    50

    54- 91

    100 Miles

    91-173

    Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Esri Census CD 2014

    Matthew Tallent

    173- 366
    366- 584

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