Healthiest Cities in South Carolina.

Cities in South Carolina whose adults have the lowest rates of chronic health problems.

How we rank: Each city’s adult rates of obesity, diabetes, smoking, inactivity and high blood pressure, compared with the typical US city and averaged. Lower is healthier. These are CDC estimates, not counts.

62 cities ranked · See the national list

#CityObesity
1Mount Pleasant26.0%
2Port Royal28.8%
3Tega Cay31.9%
4James Island27.0%
5Five Forks28.4%
6Charleston28.7%
7Bluffton29.2%
8Forest Acres29.6%
9Clemson32.1%
10Fort Mill35.3%
11Greenville31.4%
12Wade Hampton30.3%
13Lexington32.7%
14Powdersville32.6%
15Taylors31.1%
16Hilton Head Island27.8%
17Lake Wylie35.9%
18Beaufort30.9%
19Irmo33.3%
20Mauldin32.4%
21Simpsonville32.4%
22North Augusta32.1%
23Goose Creek36.0%
24Carolina Forest30.8%
25Murrells Inlet28.0%
26Columbia34.4%
27Boiling Springs35.6%
28Greer34.4%
29Hanahan37.1%
30Moncks Corner38.6%
31Oak Grove36.2%
32Cayce36.4%
33Aiken32.4%
34Seven Oaks36.6%
35Summerville35.6%
36Conway32.7%
37North Charleston35.2%
38Fountain Inn35.2%
39Socastee32.3%
40North Myrtle Beach29.7%
41Rock Hill40.6%
42Ladson38.5%
43West Columbia36.2%
44Easley36.6%
45Little River30.5%
46Red Hill32.7%
47Anderson37.1%
48Red Bank39.0%
49Garden City31.1%
50Sumter42.3%
51St. Andrews40.8%
52Myrtle Beach34.7%
53Florence40.9%
54Dentsville39.9%
55Spartanburg41.0%
56Orangeburg41.2%
57Greenwood39.1%
58Newberry39.5%
59Berea38.2%
60Gaffney40.8%
61Parker41.7%
62Gantt42.2%