Newberry County Economic Development

Climate

 

Temperatures

 
  Annual Average  
  Maximum 74.3° F 23.5° C  
  Minimum 52.0° F 11.1° C  
  Mean 63.2° F 17.3° C  
  Record Temperatures  
  Hightest Maximum 108° F 42.2° C  
  Hightest Mean 92° F 33.3° C  
  Lowest Minimum -2° F -18.9° C  
  Lowest Mean 11.5° F -11.4° C  
 
 

Cooling/Heating Degree Days

 
  Cooling Degree Days (65 Degree Base) 1853  
  Heating Degree Days (65 Degree Base) 2799  
 
 

Precipitation

 
  Annual Average Rainfall 46.17 in 117.27 cm  
  Annual Average Snowfall 1.7 in 4.32 cm  
 
 

Geographic Summary

 
  Land Area  
  Total Area of County 647.32 sq. miles 1676.6 sq. km  
  Land Area 630.81 sq. miles 1633.8 sq. km  
  Water Area 16.51 sq. miles 42.8 sq. km  
  Population Density  
  Population per square mile of land area 57.2  
  Rank in South Carolina 30 of 46  
  Elevation 518 feet 157 meters  

News

  • Newberry County Economic Development Receives IEDC Award
    9/21/2011

    Newberry County Economic Development received an Honorable Mention for Excellence in Economic Development for their Aerospace Brochure in the category of Special Purpose Brochure for communities with populations of 25,000 - 200,000 from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC). ... More

  • Piedmont Technical College Excited about New Campus in Newberry
    11/15/2010

    By an overwhelming majority, citizens of Newberry County voted to continue the penny capital project sales tax. The referendum was passed with a 69 percent approval. This "yes" vote means that plans to expand the Piedmont Technical College facility in Newberry County can move forward. "We're... More

  • Piedmont Technical College Newberry County Center Sees Tremendous Enrollment Growth
    9/24/2010

    The Piedmont Technical College Newberry County Center is experiencing record enrollment this fall. Enrollment is up 22 percent over the past two years from 476 in 2008 to more than 600 students this fall. "The parking lot is filled with an overflow of cars, conference rooms are being used as... More