CORDESVILLE, SC

Overview

A little community called Jamestown can be found in South Carolina. The 293rd largest community in South Carolina is Jamestown, which has 68 residents and only one neighborhood.

Jobs and the Workforce

Jamestown has a diversified workforce that includes both blue-collar and white-collar jobs rather than being predominately either blue-collar or white-collar. Overall, Jamestown is a community of professionals, service providers, and employees in the production and manufacturing industries. In Jamestown, there are particularly many persons employed in management (15.28%), food service (20.83%), and architecture and engineering (27.78%).

Environment & Lifestyle

Due to a combination of a lower population density and a dearth of boisterous social groups, the town is relatively peaceful. For instance, there aren't as many young families or college students in Jamestown. Overall, this makes Jamestown a peaceful location to live. You will probably like it here if you like quiet.

Living in Jamestown has its drawbacks, including a lengthy drive to work. The typical commute time in Jamestown is 32.08 minutes, which is considerably longer than the national average.

Jamestown is a town that values automobiles a lot. The reason for this is that Jamestown's population isn't big enough or dense enough to support a robust public transportation infrastructure. There are a lot of country roads there, and the spaces between homes can be rather wide, so these two factors tend to dissuade people from riding their bikes or walking to work. 100 percent of residents drive their own vehicle to work (and the drive is typically to a job out of town). In addition, people frequently travel outside of town for other needs including shopping, medical appointments, and other things.

Jamestown, which is a small town, lacks a public transportation system that residents use to travel to and from work.

Jamestown Population Stats

The residents of Jamestown have slightly less college degrees than the US as a whole. In Jamestown, 13.89% of adults 25 and older have a bachelor's degree or more, compared to an average American municipality where 21.84% of individuals have a 4-year degree or higher.

Jamestown's per capita income in 2018 was $22,921, which is lower middle income compared to the rest of the US and middle income compared to South Carolina. For a family of four, this translates to an annual income of $91,684.

Jamestown has a very diversified ethnic population. The residents of Jamestown identify as being members of numerous racial and ethnic groups. White people make up the majority of Jamestown population, followed by Black or African-American people. People in Jamestown have significant English, Russian, German, Irish, and Italian ancestries.

English is the most widely used language in Jamestown. The Polish and Italian spoken here are also significant languages.