Loan Deficiency payments in South Carolina totaled $1.4 million in 2016

Counties in South Carolina Receiving Loan Deficiency payments, 2016

Rank County Loan Deficiency
2016		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Orangeburg County, South Carolina$177,60212.6%12.6%
2Hampton County, South Carolina$168,23011.9%24.6%
3Barnwell County, South Carolina$153,00810.9%35.4%
4Williamsburg County, South Carolina$125,7798.9%44.4%
5Calhoun County, South Carolina$121,6028.6%53.0%
6Lee County, South Carolina$90,7726.4%59.5%
7Allendale County, South Carolina$83,7645.9%65.4%
8Colleton County, South Carolina$80,8375.7%71.1%
9Aiken County, South Carolina$66,6834.7%75.9%
10Chester County, South Carolina$52,3783.7%79.6%
11Florence County, South Carolina$45,5263.2%82.8%
12Clarendon County, South Carolina$44,8423.2%86.0%
13Horry County, South Carolina$35,9392.6%88.6%
14Bamberg County, South Carolina$32,9422.3%90.9%
15York County, South Carolina$22,6991.6%92.5%
16Marion County, South Carolina$20,4891.5%94.0%
17Berkeley County, South Carolina$19,6591.4%95.4%
18Darlington County, South Carolina$18,9441.3%96.7%
19Sumter County, South Carolina$18,8441.3%98.1%
20Dorchester County, South Carolina$13,4941.0%99.0%
21Saluda County, South Carolina$8,1500.6%99.6%
22Dillon County, South Carolina$3,2530.2%99.8%
23Abbeville County, South Carolina$1,6160.1%99.9%
24Anderson County, South Carolina$6370.0%100.0%
25Richland County, South Carolina$1200.0%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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