NESA

NESA Region Population

NESA Region Population Growth

NESA Region
  
South Carolina
  
Years
 Growth Rates  Years
 Growth Rates 
2005-2009
5.44%
2005-2009
5.79%
2009-2020 9.81%
2009-2020 9.93%
2009-2035
26.51%
 2009-2035
27.12%
2005-2035
33.39%
2005-2035
34.48%

 

NESA Region Population 2005 - 2010

  2005  2006  2007  2008  2009  2010 
Chesterfield 43,432 43,670  43,910  44,170  43,250  43,480 
Darlington 67,336  67,600  67,870  68,140  67,330  67,620 
Dillon 30,977 30,990  31,000  31,020  30,720  30,730 
Florence 131,141  132,020  132,910  133,780  133,630  134,510 
Georgetown 60,989  61,710  62,440  63,170  61,910  62,610 
Horry 227,016  231,890  236,770  241,640  260,210  265,360 
Marion 34,908  35,000 35,090  35,180  34,070  34,160 
Marlboro 28,023  27,890  27,760  27,640  28,560  28,430 
Williamsburg 35,399  35,370  35,340  35,320  35,400  35,370 

NESA
Region

 659,221  666,140 673,090  680,060  695,100 702,270 

NESA Region Population Projections 2015 - 2035

 

2015 

2020 

2025 

2035 

Chesterfield

45,870 

47,100 

47,050 

49,140 

Darlington

70,010 

71,350 

71,580 

73,940 

Dillon

31,110 

31,170 

30,920 

31,060 

Florence

139,940 

144,340 

147,580 

156,300 

Georgetown

68,250 

71,880 

73,180 

80,500 

Horry

275,760 

300,130 

342,530 

393,160 

Marion 

35,790 

36,240 

35,450 

36,020 

Marlboro

26,750 

26,100 

26,430 

25,080 

Williamsburg

35,130

34,990 

34,980 

34,150 

NESA
Region

728,610 

763,300 

809,700 

879,350 

Age Distribution by County

  18+
21+
62+
Median Age
Chesterfield
32,101
30,362
6,653
 38.7
Darlington
50,171
47,738
10,406
37.9
Dillon
22,194
20,956
4,793
35.5
Florence
97,935
92,113
19,820
36.9
Georgetown
46,337
44,075
12,709
40.3
Horry
187,951
 180,681
47,439
39.3
Marion
25,637
23,884
5,764
37.7
Marlboro
21,900
20,736
4,613
37.2
Williamsburg
26,530
25,178
5,868
38.6

To download an Excel spreadhseet of the NESA Region's population data, please click here. 

 

 

 

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