Distribution
• Greenville • Spartanburg • Simpsonville • Mauldin • Taylors • Greer • Duncan • Lyman • Boiling Springs • Iman

Statistics
According to U.S 2017 census, the hispanic community in the USA has grown 2.17% more than the previous year. 58.9 millions latinos which represent 18.1% of the whole U.S population. The state of California has the largest Hispanic population with 5.5 million, while the state of Texas has already 11.1 million.

South Carolina has increased in the recent years. The 2010 census shows 235,000 Hispanics, showing a grown of 148% as compared with the year of 2000.  The center of studies of Latinos, Latin Americans and Caribes of the University of New York says that Mexicans are 61% of the Hispanic Population in South Carolina. In 1990 there were 10,000 Hispanics and by 2014, 167,000 Mexicans in the state, 13.3% are Puerto Ricans. The 2014 data shows 36,000 Hispanic and they are the second larger group in South Carolina. There are also Colombians and people from Central and South America. 

The bigger Latin communities in South Carolina are in Greenville, Beaufort, Spartanburg, Richland, Charleston and Horry Counties. Latino people are an important contribution to the South Carolina economy, from managing businesses to lower salaries in a variety of industries. A lot of the labor force is in the construction industry, manufacturing and agriculture. 

As one can see the latino population is very important in the South Carolina society.