Counties · South Carolina
South Carolina counties
- 46Counties
- 33,569Federal records
33,569 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 46 South Carolina counties, listed largest first. Every county with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.
Greenville County carries the most records of any South Carolina county here, 3,463, and McCormick County the fewest on this list, with 61. Counties are listed largest first, and every one named links to its own profile of federal facility and compliance records and to the industries recorded in it.
- Greenville County 3,463
- Spartanburg County 2,732
- Richland County 2,684
- Charleston County 2,133
- Lexington County 1,815
- Horry County 1,615
- York County 1,487
- Dorchester County 1,282
- Florence County 1,181
- Anderson County 1,178
- Berkeley County 1,176
- Aiken County 944
- Orangeburg County 929
- Beaufort County 736
- Sumter County 727
- Pickens County 660
- Georgetown County 609
- Colleton County 563
- Kershaw County 509
- Oconee County 454
- Lancaster County 432
- Darlington County 422
- Greenwood County 405
- Chesterfield County 392
- Jasper County 391
- Laurens County 384
- Chester County 356
- Newberry County 337
- Hampton County 321
- Williamsburg County 315
- Cherokee County 309
- Marion County 256
- Clarendon County 255
- Fairfield County 253
- Dillon County 244
- Union County 206
- Marlboro County 191
- Barnwell County 180
- Bamberg County 149
- Lee County 148
- Calhoun County 145
- Edgefield County 141
- Saluda County 140
- Allendale County 131
- Abbeville County 128
- McCormick County 61
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What this page shows
This page lists the counties of South Carolina that carry federal facility and compliance records. There are 46 counties with records in total, and the records count across them is 33569. Some named counties carry counts of their own. Greenville County has 3463 records. Spartanburg County has 2732 records. Richland County has 2684 records. Charleston County has 2133 records. A person looking at federal records for this state would care because these figures show where compliance data exists. The counts vary by county. These numbers provide a factual baseline for checking facility status. They allow for verification of specific locations. The data points to where records are held. This information supports transparency in federal oversight. It helps identify which jurisdictions have documented compliance activity. The figures are static and specific. They reflect the current state of the index. No interpretation is added to these counts.
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.