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The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 61.4
- South Carolina
- 54.9
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- 1Jasper County64.7
- 2Marlboro County61.9
- 3Richland County61.9
- 4Saluda County59.8
- 5Sumter County59.6
- 6Dillon County59.3
- 7Edgefield County58.2
- 8Berkeley County57.6
- 9Florence County57.3
- 10Colleton County56.4
- 11Dorchester County56.4
- 12Greenwood County56.4
- 13Hampton County56.4
- 14Chesterfield County56.3
- 15Clarendon County56.1
- 16Barnwell County56
- 17Newberry County55.2
- 18Darlington County55.1
- 19Fairfield County55
- 20Marion County54.9
- 21Calhoun County54.5
- 22Chester County54.5
- 23Greenville County53.5
- 24Aiken County53.3
- 25Spartanburg County52.7
- 26Charleston County52.6
- 27McCormick County52.5
- 28Orangeburg County52.1
- 29York County52
- 30Bamberg County51
- 31Laurens County50.9
- 32Union County50.8
- 33Beaufort County50.6
- 34Kershaw County50.5
- 35Lancaster County50.4
- 36Allendale County50.2
- 37Lee County50.2
- 38Williamsburg County49.7
- 39Georgetown County48.8
- 40Lexington County47.5
- 41Cherokee County47.4
- 42Abbeville County46.5
- 43Anderson County41.3
- 44Horry County41
- 45Pickens County30.8
- 46Oconee County30.1
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest diversity index in South Carolina?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 29207 (Columbia, SC) has the highest: 72.4.
Which zip code has the lowest diversity index in South Carolina?
29635 (Cleveland, SC) has the lowest: 1.6.
What is the diversity index for the United States?
61.4; in South Carolina it is 54.9.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The chance that two residents picked at random belong to different racial or ethnic groups. 0 means everyone is in the same group; 50+ is very mixed. The U.S. overall scores about 61.
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