Diagnosis Rate (Cases per 100,000) Medium High Medium Low Low High Note: * Three socioeconomic disadvantage measures are represented: Townsend Index of Social Deprivation, Percent Below Poverty Level, and Percent Unemployed. Diagnosis rate and socioeconomic disadvantage rankings are based on county rate distribution quartiles. Data: US Census Bureau, Census 2000; Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates, 2006-2008; Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2006-2008; SC DHEC, 2006-2008. County Data Range Percent Unemployed (4.5 to 12.4) Social Deprivation-Townsend Index (-4.9 to 8.2) HIV/AIDS (Cases per 100,000) (4.8 to 44.0) Percent Below Poverty Level (10.3 to 38.9) Ring Key Percent Unemployed Percent Below Poverty Level Social Deprivation-Townsend Index Inner Ring Outer Ring HIV/AIDS Figure 3. Diagnosis Rate of HIV/AIDS and Levels of Socioeconomic Disadvantage* in South Carolina by County Socioeconomic Disadvantage McCormick Abbeville Greenwood Laurens Oconee Pickens Anderson Greenville Spartanburg Newberry Cherokee York Fairfield Chester Lancaster Richland Kershaw Chesterfield Marlboro Darlington Dillon Marion Horry Florence Lee Georgetown Williamsburg Sumter Berkeley Clarendon Charleston Dorchester Beaufort Jasper Saluda Edgefield Lexington Aiken Calhoun Barnwell Orangeburg Bamberg Allendale Hampton Colleton Union