Households Speaking Other Indo-European Languages by Linguistic Isolation: 2000

	Households Speaking Other Indo-European Languages:	Linguistically Isolated (#)	Linguistically Isolated (%)	Not Linguistically Isolated (#)	Not Linguistically Isolated (%)
South Carolina	37,748	2799	7.4	34,949	92.6
Abbeville	273	11	4	262	96
Aiken	1,078	67	6.2	1,011	93.8
Allendale	31	0	0	31	100
Anderson	1,368	39	2.9	1,329	97.1
Bamberg	91	7	7.7	84	92.3
Barnwell	131	12	9.2	119	90.8
Beaufort	1,472	91	6.2	1,381	93.8
Berkeley	1,381	83	6	1,298	94
Calhoun	64	0	0	64	100
Charleston	4,710	442	9.4	4,268	90.6
Cherokee	315	18	5.7	297	94.3
Chester	180	10	5.6	170	94.4
Chesterfield	139	7	5	132	95
Clarendon	145	0	0	145	100
Colleton	241	2	0.8	239	99.2
Darlington	382	36	9.4	346	90.6
Dillon	156	0	0	156	100
Dorchester	1,056	31	2.9	1,025	97.1
Edgefield	208	15	7.2	193	92.8
Fairfield	91	0	0	91	100
Florence	1,161	102	8.8	1,059	91.2
Georgetown	434	20	4.6	414	95.4
Greenville	4,452	467	10.5	3,985	89.5
Greenwood	351	13	3.7	338	96.3
Hampton	64	6	9.4	58	90.6
Horry	2,343	262	11.2	2,081	88.8
Jasper	154	0	0	154	100
Kershaw	467	26	5.6	441	94.4
Lancaster	343	15	4.4	328	95.6
Laurens	399	1	0.3	398	99.7
Lee	85	5	5.9	80	94.1
Lexington	2,081	106	5.1	1,975	94.9
McCormick	91	3	3.3	88	96.7
Marion	194	19	9.8	175	90.2
Marlboro	62	10	16.1	52	83.9
Newberry	245	27	11	218	89
Oconee	462	45	9.7	417	90.3
Orangeburg	667	37	5.5	630	94.5
Pickens	903	60	6.6	843	93.4
Richland	4,318	335	7.8	3,983	92.2
Saluda	67	0	0	67	100
Spartanburg	2,317	215	9.3	2,102	90.7
Sumter	794	47	5.9	747	94.1
Union	176	18	10.2	158	89.8
Williamsburg	320	2	0.6	318	99.4
York	1,286	87	6.8	1,199	93.2

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000. SF3, Table P20.