CROSS, SC

Overview

South Carolina's state of South Carolina contains the little town of Cross. Cross, which consists of just one neighborhood and has a population of 2,974, is the 110th largest community in South Carolina.

Jobs and the Workforce

Cross is a blue-collar town, with 39.28% of the population employed in blue-collar jobs, compared to just 27.7% nationwide. In general, Cross is a town of professionals, sales and office workers, and people who work in transportation and shipping. Particularly many people live in Cross who work in sales (8.27%), teaching (10.36%), and office and administrative support (13.41%).

Environment & Lifestyle

The town is relatively peaceful, as its residents soon discover. This is due to the fact that it is not overpopulated and has fewer families with small children, renters, and college students, all of whom can occasionally be raucous. Therefore, Cross is a good option to consider if you're searching for a relatively quiet neighborhood to reside in.

However, one drawback to living in Cross is that, on average, inhabitants must deal with a lengthy commute, taking 34.95 minutes per day to get to work.

Since Cross is a small town, locals cannot use the public transportation system to travel to and from work.

Comparative demographics

Cross residents have slightly lower levels of education than the 21.84% national average for a city or town: In Cross, 15.91% of adults hold a bachelor's or higher degree.

Cross's per capita income in 2018 was $26,840, which is middle income compared to the rest of the US and higher middle income in South Carolina. For a family of four, this translates to an annual income of $107,360. Cross, however, also includes both extremely wealthy and low-income individuals.

The town of Cross has a very diversified ethnic population. The residents of Cross identify as being members of numerous racial and ethnic groups. White people make up the majority of Cross residents, followed by Black or African-American people. Italian, Scottish, European, French, and Pennsylvania German are notable ancestries in Cross.

English is the language that is used the most in Cross. Italian and Spanish are also widely used in this area.