Households Speaking Asian and Other Languages by Linguistic Isolation: 2000

	Households Speaking Asian and Other Languages	Linguistically Isolated (#)	Linguistically Isolated (%)	Not Linguistically Isolated (#)	Not Linguistically Isolated (%)
South Carolina	15,490	3,376	21.8	12,114	78.2
Abbeville	56	0	0	56	100
Aiken	501	81	16.2	420	83.8
Allendale	9	0	0	9	100
Anderson	340	72	21.2	268	78.8
Bamberg	38	0	0	38	100
Barnwell	35	13	37.1	22	62.9
Beaufort	525	80	15.2	445	84.8
Berkeley	1,135	211	18.6	924	81.4
Calhoun	24	7	29.2	17	70.8
Charleston	1,466	388	26.5	1,078	73.5
Cherokee	53	3	5.7	50	94.3
Chester	49	14	28.6	35	71.4
Chesterfield	94	18	19.1	76	80.9
Clarendon	48	12	25	36	75
Colleton	79	0	0	79	100
Darlington	74	0	0	74	100
Dillon	19	5	26.3	14	73.7
Dorchester	489	65	13.3	424	86.7
Edgefield	61	10	16.4	51	83.6
Fairfield	20	16	80	4	20
Florence	393	112	28.5	281	71.5
Georgetown	56	11	19.6	45	80.4
Greenville	1,871	561	30	1,310	70
Greenwood	195	53	27.2	142	72.8
Hampton	19	7	36.8	12	63.2
Horry	882	174	19.7	708	80.3
Jasper	59	11	18.6	48	81.4
Kershaw	61	13	21.3	48	78.7
Lancaster	89	17	19.1	72	80.9
Laurens	71	16	22.5	55	77.5
Lee	9	9	100	0	0
Lexington	917	161	17.6	756	82.4
McCormick	2	0	0	2	100
Marion	21	0	0	21	100
Marlboro	42	16	38.1	26	61.9
Newberry	38	2	5.3	36	94.7
Oconee	156	17	10.9	139	89.1
Orangeburg	166	7	4.2	159	95.8
Pickens	457	143	31.3	314	68.7
Richland	2,383	555	23.3	1,828	76.7
Saluda	24	0	0	24	100
Spartanburg	1,142	307	26.9	835	73.1
Sumter	625	84	13.4	541	86.6
Union	43	0	0	43	100
Williamsburg	79	1	1.3	78	98.7
York	575	104	18.1	471	81.9

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