The county of Aiken is located in South Carolina and was founded in 1871. There are 164,176 residents in Aiken who have access to courthouses in Aiken, Burnettown, Jackson, Langley, Monetta, New Ellenton, North Augusta, Perry, Salley, Wagener. In general, each county has a full set of courts, from traffic court to superior and appellate court; supreme courts are usually located in the state capital. South Carolina is part of the 4th federal circuit court as well.
There are 29,494 residents in Aiken, which is 20.8 square miles and 515ft above sea level. It was settled in 1835 and is governed by a Council-manager local government.
There are 2,673 residents in Burnettown, which is 5.8 square miles and 180ft above sea level.
There are 1,700 residents in Jackson, which is 3.5 square miles and 203ft above sea level.
There are 1,447 residents in Langley, which is 1.2 square miles and 190ft above sea level.
There are 236 residents in Monetta, which is 0.4 square miles and 630ft above sea level.
There are 2,052 residents in New Ellenton, which is 4.6 square miles and 410ft above sea level.
There are 233 residents in Perry, which is 1.2 square miles and 440ft above sea level.
There are 398 residents in Salley, which is 0.4 square miles and 374ft above sea level.
There are 797 residents in Wagener, which is 1.2 square miles and 466ft above sea level.