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The 20 Toughest Neighborhoods in the State of South Carolina For Gaining Access To Healthy Food

by Liam Johnson
Friday, August 7, 2015



As part of our series on Access to Healthy Food in the United States, we take a look at how neighborhoods in the State of South Carolina rank for gaining access to healthy food.


State of South Carolina



4,625,364
Total Population
2,806,577
Urban Population
1,818,787
Rural Population


Population
Urbanization
Housing Units


22.72%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
40.68%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
4.77%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access


1,321,831
Population With Poor Acccess
1,249,163
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
72,669
Rural Population With Poor Acccess




2.06%
Population With No Vehicular Acccess
3.71%
Urban Population With No Vehicular Acccess
.42%
Rural Population With No Vehicular Acccess


Kids (Age 0-17)



1,085,204

Estimated Total Number of Kids In South Carolina (2010)

747,697

Estimated Total Number of Kids In Urban Residences In South Carolina (2010)

337,507

Estimated Total Number of Kids In Rural Residences In South Carolina (2010)


29.56%
Rate of Kids With Low Access
40.77%
Rate of Urban Kids With Low Access
4.73%
Rate of Rural Kids With Low Access


320,795
Population With Poor Acccess
304,827
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
15,968
Rural Population With Poor Acccess


Seniors (Age 65+)



649,257

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In South Carolina (2010)

406,867

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In Urban Residences In South Carolina (2010)

242,390

Estimated Total Number of Seniors In Rural Residences In South Carolina (2010)


26.99%
Rate of Seniors With Low Access
40.24%
Rate of Urban Seniors With Low Access
4.75%
Rate of Rural Seniors With Low Access


175,215
Population With Poor Acccess
163,712
Urban Population With Poor Acccess
11,503
Rural Population With Poor Acccess


Worst 20 South Carolina Neighborhoods For Healthy Food Access



20 Chester, South Carolina

33,140
Total Population
8,782
Urban Population
24,358
Rural Population

23.16%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
42.51%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
3.82%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

19 Orangeburg, South Carolina

92,501
Total Population
36,014
Urban Population
56,487
Rural Population

23.59%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
45.97%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
1.21%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

18 York, South Carolina

226,073
Total Population
160,008
Urban Population
66,065
Rural Population

23.72%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
44.82%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
2.62%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

17 Chesterfield, South Carolina

46,734
Total Population
6,146
Urban Population
40,588
Rural Population

24.27%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
36.73%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
11.82%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

16 Berkeley, South Carolina

177,843
Total Population
113,369
Urban Population
64,474
Rural Population

24.29%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
35.3%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
13.27%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

15 Aiken, South Carolina

160,099
Total Population
88,945
Urban Population
71,154
Rural Population

24.52%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
46.2%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
2.83%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

14 Edgefield, South Carolina

26,985
Total Population
7,439
Urban Population
19,546
Rural Population

24.79%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
42.97%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
6.61%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

13 Clarendon, South Carolina

34,971
Total Population
4,074
Urban Population
30,897
Rural Population

26.19%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
47.61%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
4.77%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

12 Georgetown, South Carolina

60,158
Total Population
23,896
Urban Population
36,262
Rural Population

28.75%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
48.85%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
8.64%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

11 Bamberg, South Carolina

15,987
Total Population
6,016
Urban Population
9,971
Rural Population

28.91%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
51.22%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
6.6%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

10 Spartanburg, South Carolina

284,307
Total Population
177,145
Urban Population
107,162
Rural Population

29.38%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
56.34%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
2.42%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

9 Anderson, South Carolina

187,126
Total Population
110,780
Urban Population
76,346
Rural Population

30.03%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
54.11%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
5.94%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

8 Beaufort, South Carolina

162,233
Total Population
126,910
Urban Population
35,323
Rural Population

30.03%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
53.38%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
6.68%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

7 Fairfield, South Carolina

23,956
Total Population
6,273
Urban Population
17,683
Rural Population

32.28%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
35.65%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
28.91%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

6 Oconee, South Carolina

74,273
Total Population
21,251
Urban Population
53,022
Rural Population

32.55%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
63.17%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
1.93%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

5 Laurens, South Carolina

66,537
Total Population
17,607
Urban Population
48,930
Rural Population

33.68%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
67.28%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.08%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

4 Pickens, South Carolina

119,224
Total Population
83,249
Urban Population
35,975
Rural Population

33.79%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
67.19%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
.38%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

3 Colleton, South Carolina

38,892
Total Population
13,649
Urban Population
25,243
Rural Population

38.57%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
46.29%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
30.84%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

2 Kershaw, South Carolina

61,697
Total Population
28,385
Urban Population
33,312
Rural Population

41.61%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
68.33%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
14.89%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units

1 Abbeville, South Carolina

25,417
Total Population
5,701
Urban Population
19,716
Rural Population

52.18%
Rate of Total Population With Low Access
70.98%
Rate of Total Urban Population With Low Access
33.37%
Rate of Rural Population With Low Access
Population
Urbanization
Housing Units


Source: Economic Research Service (ERS) of the United States Department of Agriculture

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