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South Carolina rankings · Health Most active towns in South Carolina Ranked by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. 173 towns with 2,500+ residents.
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Pine Ridge’s spot
T#93 of 173 29% of adults get no exercise (CDC estimate)
The race around Pine Ridge
Just behind Red Bank, just ahead of Camden
All 173 towns Get no exercise, lowest first.
# Town Get no exercise Likely range Population
T3
Tega Cay 13,615 people
16%
14–19% 13,615
T5
Bluffton 33,157 people
17%
15–20% 33,157
T15
Irmo 11,813 people
20%
18–23% 11,813
T20
Beaufort 13,747 people
21%
18–25% 13,747
T30
Mauldin 27,055 people
22%
19–25% 27,055
T30
Taylors 24,505 people
22%
19–25% 24,505
T30
Dalzell 2,946 people
22%
18–25% 2,946
T30
Newport 4,121 people
22%
19–26% 4,121
T37
Columbia 139,643 people
23%
21–26% 139,643
T40
Clemson 18,072 people
24%
20–28% 18,072
T45
Ravenel 2,615 people
25%
21–28% 2,615
T45
Lesslie 3,077 people
25%
22–28% 3,077
T45
Central 5,320 people
25%
21–29% 5,320
T45
Hanahan 21,452 people
25%
22–29% 21,452
T45
Clover 7,234 people
25%
22–28% 7,234
T45
Socastee 23,796 people
25%
22–28% 23,796
T45
Lugoff 9,786 people
25%
21–29% 9,786
T45
Burton 6,912 people
25%
22–29% 6,912
T45
Aiken 32,521 people
25%
23–29% 32,521
T58
Greer 41,536 people
26%
23–28% 41,536
T58
Homewood 2,708 people
26%
22–29% 2,708
T58
Conway 27,263 people
26%
23–29% 27,263
T58
Red Hill 15,920 people
26%
23–29% 15,920
T69
Easley 24,841 people
27%
23–31% 24,841
T69
Cayce 13,741 people
27%
24–30% 13,741
T69
Ladson 16,140 people
27%
24–30% 16,140
T69
Pickens 3,155 people
27%
23–31% 3,155
T69
Lyman 6,547 people
27%
24–31% 6,547
T69
Duncan 4,310 people
27%
23–31% 4,310
T69
Liberty 3,350 people
27%
23–32% 3,350
T83
Roebuck 2,902 people
28%
24–31% 2,902
T83
Sumter 43,053 people
28%
24–32% 43,053
T83
Piedmont 5,462 people
28%
25–32% 5,462
T93
Anderson 30,051 people
29%
26–33% 30,051
T93
Red Bank 11,314 people
29%
26–33% 11,314
T93
Camden 8,267 people
29%
25–34% 8,267
T100
Sangaree 8,681 people
30%
26–34% 8,681
T100
Florence 40,408 people
30%
27–34% 40,408
T100
Belton 4,458 people
30%
26–35% 4,458
T111
Dunean 3,668 people
31%
27–34% 3,668
T111
Loris 2,645 people
31%
27–35% 2,645
T111
Inman 3,166 people
31%
27–35% 3,166
T111
Seneca 8,993 people
31%
27–35% 8,993
T111
Welcome 6,527 people
31%
28–35% 6,527
T111
Landrum 2,620 people
31%
27–36% 2,620
T118
York 8,969 people
32%
28–36% 8,969
T118
Wyboo 3,639 people
32%
27–37% 3,639
T118
Whitney 3,685 people
32%
28–36% 3,685
T118
Lakewood 3,544 people
32%
28–37% 3,544
T118
Bamberg 2,996 people
32%
28–37% 2,996
T118
Wellford 3,515 people
32%
29–36% 3,515
T126
Woodruff 4,538 people
33%
28–37% 4,538
T126
Clinton 7,676 people
33%
29–37% 7,676
T126
Arcadia 3,426 people
33%
29–37% 3,426
T126
Denmark 3,117 people
33%
28–39% 3,117
T136
Andrews 3,485 people
34%
29–38% 3,485
T136
Newberry 10,790 people
34%
29–38% 10,790
T136
Hampton 2,636 people
34%
29–39% 2,636
T136
Gaffney 12,596 people
34%
30–39% 12,596
T136
Laurens 9,336 people
34%
30–39% 9,336
T136
Hilltop 2,950 people
34%
30–39% 2,950
T143
Walhalla 4,157 people
35%
30–40% 4,157
T143
Berea 16,862 people
35%
31–39% 16,862
T147
Barnwell 4,613 people
36%
31–40% 4,613
T147
Mullins 3,914 people
36%
31–41% 3,914
T147
Gantt 15,401 people
36%
33–40% 15,401
T153
Cheraw 4,960 people
37%
32–42% 4,960
T153
Judson 2,515 people
37%
33–42% 2,515
T157
Dillon 6,354 people
38%
32–43% 6,354
T157
Saluda 3,055 people
38%
33–43% 3,055
T157
Union 8,079 people
38%
33–43% 8,079
T157
Marion 6,206 people
38%
33–44% 6,206
T157
Parker 12,898 people
38%
35–42% 12,898
T165
Manning 3,863 people
40%
35–45% 3,863
T168
Chester 5,218 people
41%
36–46% 5,218
172
Saxon 4,085 people
43%
38–48% 4,085
We rank every town by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. The lowest share ranks as the most active. The lowest share ranks #1. Across South Carolina it’s 26% .
These are the CDC’s modeled estimates , not a count: national survey answers combined with each area’s age, sex, race and income mix. Each carries a likely range (shown in the table), so we rank on the whole percent and towns at the same figure share a rank (T = tied). Differences of a point or two are within the estimates’ margins.
Cities and villages use the CDC’s own estimate for that place. New England towns and townships, which the CDC doesn’t publish, use the ZIP codes that cover them, weighted by land area.
Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Health estimates: CDC PLACES . Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.
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