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There are 408 Courts in South Carolina, serving a population of 4,893,444 people in an area of 30,054 square miles. There is 1 Court per 11,993 people, and 1 Court per 73 square miles. The state of South Carolina is ranked 11th in Courts per capita, and 7th in Courts per square mile.

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Lancaster County

Lancaster Circuit Court

Lancaster Circuit Court
116 West Dunlap Street, Lancaster, SC 29720
Phone: 803-285-1581

Lancaster Magistrate Court

Lancaster Magistrate Court
761 U.s. 521, Lancaster, SC 29720
Phone: 803-283-3983

Lancaster Municipal Court

Lancaster Municipal Court
216 South Catawba Street, Lancaster, SC 29720
Phone: 803-289-1453

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