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Orangeburg Population: 13,910

Total Males: 6,894
Total Females: 7,016
Median Household Income: $30,897
Total Households: 5,080

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Brief Information About Orangeburg

The city of Orangeburg is located in the county of Orangeburg itself. It covers a total area of 21.5 sq. km. Economy of the city revolves around industries involved in advertising, aviation, household appliances, architecture, automotive, construction, apparel, pharmaceuticals, freight forwarding, health, industrial and commercial machinery, metal fabrication, oil and lubrication and real estate and sheet metal, telecommunication and logistics, enhancing the local economy in a positive way. Commercial spaces are utilized by thrift shops, yogurt shops, campgrounds, educational institutions and parks.

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