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US Census & Forecasting 60 Minute Drive Time Estimate (2020): 495,849 2020 Estimate Age 15+: 81.6% 2020 Estimate Age 18+: 78.4% Age 25+ with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 19.6% Running through the county’s center, this interstate provides direct access to numerous towns, cities and Lake Marion. Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE): within a 60 minute drive away, it features a UPS air hub and Foreign Trade Zone 127. Port of Charleston: 80 mile drive; nationally recognized as one of the most efficient and effective ports. New Hugh Leatherman Terminal opened in 2021 to accomodate larger neo-Panamax vessels. Rail system served by Norfolk Southern. 35 miles N 43 miles N 58 miles W NEWBERRY FAIRFIELD LEXINGTON RICHLAND KERSHAW CLARENDON Columbia CALHOUN LEXINGTON NEWBERRY FAIRFIELD RICHLAND KERSHAW ORANGEBURG CLARENDON Columbia CALHOUN 95 95 26 26 20 77 85 20 385 GEORGIA NORTH CAROLINA ATLANTIC OCEAN ORANGEBURG Charlotte Douglas International Port of Charleston Port of Georgetown Port of Savannah Greenville Spartanburg International Airport Charleston International Airport Columbia Metropolitan Airport Charlotte Greenville Charleston COUNTY POPULATION Source: US Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Esri forecasts for 2020 and 2025. 34,971 35,819 2010 Census 2021 Estimate 2026 Forecast 36,317 At A Glance: CLARENDON COUNTY Located on the eastern side of Central SC, Clarendon County has a lot to offer. Formed in 1785, it was named after Edward Hyde, “Earl,” one of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. The county has come a long way since then and carries even more big names, like Meritor, Alucoil and BCA. The county seat, Manning, is two miles from I-95 and 35 miles north of I-26. Clarendon County is growing rapidly, with 19% growth in population since 1990. Clarendon County is business ready, with industrial sites with up to 1,400 available acres located throughout its 607 square miles of business friendly soil. INFRASTRUCTURE The Central SC Region is home to four major interstates, all easily accessible throughout the Region: I-20, I-26, I-77, I-95. These interstates make for smooth travel when commuting to the Region’s major airport and the state’s major port. 521 521 95 PANOLA MANNING PAXVILLE SUMMERTON DAVIS STATION NEW ZION SARDINIA GABLE TURBEVILLE WHITE OAK RIMINI Lake Marion
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US Census & Forecasting

60 Minute Drive Time Estimate (2020): 495,849

2020 Estimate Age 15+: 81.6%

2020 Estimate Age 18+: 78.4%

Age 25+ with Bachelor’s Degree or Higher: 19.6%

Running through the county’s center, this interstate provides direct access to numerous towns, cities and Lake Marion.

Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE): within a 60 minute drive away, it features a UPS air hub and Foreign Trade Zone 127.

Port of Charleston: 80 mile drive; nationally recognized as one of the most efficient and effective ports. New Hugh Leatherman Terminal opened in 2021 to accomodate larger neo-Panamax vessels.

Rail system served by Norfolk Southern.

35 milesN

43 milesN

58 milesW

NEWBERRY

FAIRFIELD

LEXINGTONRICHLAND

KERSHAW

CLARENDON

Columbia

CALHOUN

LEXINGTON

NEWBERRY

FAIRFIELD

RICHLAND

KERSHAW

ORANGEBURG

CLARENDON

Columbia

CALHOUN

95

95

26

26

20

77

85

20

385

GEORGIA

NORTH CAROLINA

ATLANTICOCEAN

ORANGEBURG

Charlotte Douglas International

Port of Charleston

Port ofGeorgetown

Port ofSavannah

Greenville SpartanburgInternational Airport

Charleston International Airport

ColumbiaMetropolitan

Airport

Charlotte

Greenville

Charleston

COUNTY POPULATION

Source: US Census Bureau, Census 2010 Summary File 1. Esri forecasts for 2020 and 2025.

34,971 35,819

2010Census

2021Estimate

2026Forecast

36,317

At A Glance: CLARENDON COUNTYLocated on the eastern side of Central SC, Clarendon County has a lot to offer. Formed in 1785, it was named after Edward Hyde, “Earl,” one of the Lords Proprietors of Carolina. The county has come a long way since then and carries even more big names, like Meritor, Alucoil and BCA. The county seat, Manning, is two miles from I-95 and 35 miles north of I-26. Clarendon County is growing rapidly, with 19% growth in population since 1990. Clarendon County is business ready, with industrial sites with up to 1,400 available acres located throughout its 607 square miles of business friendly soil.

INFRASTRUCTUREThe Central SC Region is home to four major interstates, all easily accessible throughout the Region: I-20, I-26, I-77, I-95. These interstates make for smooth travel when commuting to the Region’s major airport and the state’s major port.

521

521

95

PANOLA

MANNING

PAXVILLE

SUMMERTON DAVIS STATION

NEW ZIONSARDINIA

GABLE

TURBEVILLE

WHITE OAK

RIMINI

Lake Marion

EXISTING INDUSTRY TOP PRIVATE EMPLOYERS

Source: Central SC records and Reference USA

COMPANY EMPLOYEES

Trimaco Industries 175Meritor Automotive 170Bicycle Corporation of America (BCA) 150Georgia-Pacific LLC 150Edwards Wood Products Inc 80Bank of Clarendon 58Select Laboratories 52Advanta Southeast LLC 50Provalus 45Martin Brothers 30Westinghouse Electric Co. 30

PORT OFCHARLESTON

PORT OFSAVANNAH

CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS INTERNATIONAL

GREENVILLE SPARTANBURG INTERNATIONAL

SAVANNAH/HILTON HEADINTERNATIONAL

COLUMBIAMETROPOLITAN

GEORGIA

NORTH CAROLINA

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Savannah

Augusta

Columbia

Rock Hill

Charlotte

Greenville

Charleston

ManningSt. Matthews

Winnsboro

Orangeburg

Newberry

Lexington

Camden

60 Minutes: 222,776 Labor Force

45 Minutes: 108,618 Labor Force

30 Minutes: 43,724 Labor Force

LEGEND

Major City

County Seat

77

95

95

20

85

26

26

385

20

26

DRIVE TIME LABOR FORCE

HOURLY WAGES FOR SELECT OCCUPATIONS

$43.

48

$38.

73 $46.

45

$25.

25

$60.1

9

20.3

6

$20.

08

$19.

45

CLARENDON

U.S.

$32.

27

$28.

68 $34.

08

$19.

61

$39.

76

$16.

45

$18.

62

$15.

31

Architecture & Engineering

Business & Finance

Installation, Maintenance & Repair

Management Office & Administrative Support

ProductionComputer and Mathematical

Transportation & Materials Moving

Source: EMSI, Occupation Table 2020-2021, Average Hourly Earnings

ALL INDUSTRIES

$679WEEKLY

100%

RETAIL TRADE

$520WEEKLY

18%

HEALTH CARE & SOCIAL ASSISTANCE

$668WEEKLY

22%

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

$736WEEKLY

12%

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES

$247WEEKLY

11%

ACCOMMODATION & FOOD SERVICES

$723WEEKLY

12%

MANUFACTURING

$687WEEKLY

6%

FINANCE & INSURANCE

$709WEEKLY

3%

$699WEEKLY

4%

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY, FISHING & HUNTING

$903WEEKLY

2%

TRANSPORTATION & WAREHOUSING

$733WEEKLY

2%

ADMINISTRATIVE & WASTE SERVICES

$978WEEKLY

3%

ALL OTHERS

$507WEEKLY

3%

OTHER SERVICES (EXCEPTPUBLIC ADMINISTRATION)

$633WEEKLY

2%

CONSTRUCTION

EMPLOYMENT: MAY 2021

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

Unemployment Rate:5.3%

Labor Force:12,973

Unemployment:683

Employment:12,290

Per Capita Income:$34,475

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, QCEW 2020


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