South Carolina American Indian and Alaska Native Alone Female or Women Population By County in 2012

Updated on July 3, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2012, the American Indian and Alaska Native Alone female population in South Carolina was 12,015 and represented 0.50% of the total South Carolina female population (2,425,622).

Among South Carolina counties, Greenville County had the highest American Indian and Alaska Native Alone female population (1,136), followed by York County (1,049), and Horry County (813).

In the map below, we show the number and percentage of each county's American Indian and Alaska Native Alone female population. The data can also be found in a table below. You can use the table to sort, filter, and explore the data further.

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South Carolina American Indian and Alaska Native Alone Female or Women Population By County in 2012
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County Female Population % of County Female Population
Abbeville 37 0.29
Aiken 420 0.50
Allendale 10 0.21
Anderson 260 0.27
Bamberg 32 0.39
Barnwell 56 0.48
Beaufort 343 0.40
Berkeley 624 0.66
Calhoun 34 0.44
Charleston 763 0.41
Cherokee 106 0.37
Chester 75 0.44
Chesterfield 157 0.66
Clarendon 50 0.29
Colleton 164 0.83
Darlington 101 0.28
Dillon 443 2.66
Dorchester 511 0.70
Edgefield 35 0.29
Fairfield 33 0.27
Florence 293 0.40
Georgetown 76 0.24
Greenville 1136 0.47
Greenwood 169 0.46
Hampton 34 0.34
Horry 813 0.56
Jasper 44 0.35
Kershaw 112 0.35
Lancaster 130 0.32
Laurens 114 0.33
Lee 25 0.28
Lexington 638 0.46
McCormick 4 0.09
Marion 102 0.58
Marlboro 636 4.79
Newberry 125 0.65
Oconee 111 0.29
Orangeburg 289 0.60
Pickens 133 0.22
Richland 733 0.36
Saluda 126 1.28
Spartanburg 537 0.36
Sumter 252 0.45
Union 24 0.16
Williamsburg 56 0.33
York 1049 0.86