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The CBHSQ Report. Rockville (MD): Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (US); 2013-.
| State | Annual averages: 2010–2012 | Annual averages: 2012–2014 | ||
| Percent | 95% CI | Percent | 95% CI | |
| National* | 15.87 | (15.41–16.35) | 14.44 | (14.01–14.88) |
| Northeast* | 18.25 | (17.63–18.89) | 16.49 | (15.80–17.20) |
| Midwest* | 17.19 | (16.71–17.68) | 15.47 | (14.90–16.06) |
| South* | 14.38 | (13.93–14.85) | 13.02 | (12.56–13.50) |
| West* | 15.24 | (14.60–15.90) | 14.25 | (13.62–14.91) |
| Alabama | 13.17 | (11.61–14.91) | 12.86 | (11.27–14.63) |
| Alaska | 14.99 | (13.32–16.84) | 13.52 | (11.84–15.41) |
| Arizona | 14.81 | (13.15–16.64) | 14.18 | (12.47–16.09) |
| Arkansas | 14.78 | (13.21–16.51) | 13.26 | (11.70–15.00) |
| California* | 15.35 | (14.35–16.40) | 14.17 | (13.21–15.18) |
| Colorado | 15.16 | (13.50–16.98) | 15.44 | (13.66–17.41) |
| Connecticut* | 19.11 | (17.30–21.06) | 17.02 | (15.19–19.01) |
| Delaware* | 17.67 | (15.81–19.69) | 14.99 | (13.21–16.96) |
| District of Columbia* | 20.97 | (18.42–23.78) | 18.03 | (15.51–20.85) |
| Florida* | 14.24 | (13.35–15.19) | 12.51 | (11.61–13.48) |
| Georgia | 12.49 | (11.03–14.10) | 12.32 | (10.87–13.93) |
| Hawaii | 14.09 | (12.37–15.99) | 12.78 | (10.94–14.87) |
| Idaho* | 14.19 | (12.69–15.84) | 12.42 | (10.85–14.18) |
| Illinois* | 17.10 | (16.09–18.16) | 14.64 | (13.51–15.84) |
| Indiana | 15.95 | (14.36–17.68) | 14.48 | (12.88–16.24) |
| Iowa* | 19.89 | (17.98–21.95) | 17.62 | (15.76–19.66) |
| Kansas | 16.76 | (15.10–18.55) | 15.28 | (13.54–17.19) |
| Kentucky* | 15.55 | (13.91–17.35) | 13.79 | (12.17–15.58) |
| Louisiana | 14.72 | (13.24–16.35) | 14.86 | (13.17–16.72) |
| Maine | 16.29 | (14.64–18.10) | 15.91 | (14.21–17.78) |
| Maryland | 14.23 | (12.69–15.91) | 13.54 | (11.99–15.25) |
| Massachusetts | 19.24 | (17.44–21.19) | 18.19 | (16.29–20.25) |
| Michigan* | 16.89 | (15.93–17.89) | 15.05 | (13.98–16.19) |
| Minnesota* | 17.83 | (16.12–19.67) | 15.34 | (13.69–17.15) |
| Mississippi | 12.59 | (11.16–14.18) | 13.00 | (11.49–14.67) |
| Missouri | 15.32 | (13.68–17.13) | 14.65 | (13.03–16.42) |
| Montana* | 20.23 | (18.35–22.24) | 17.33 | (15.44–19.39) |
| Nebraska | 17.11 | (15.40–18.98) | 15.73 | (14.05–17.56) |
| Nevada | 15.72 | (13.71–17.98) | 14.31 | (12.52–16.30) |
| New Hampshire | 22.13 | (20.23–24.16) | 21.00 | (19.06–23.07) |
| New Jersey* | 18.21 | (16.36–20.20) | 15.80 | (14.12–17.65) |
| New Mexico | 14.96 | (13.33–16.74) | 13.56 | (11.97–15.31) |
| New York* | 17.90 | (16.84–19.02) | 15.34 | (14.22–16.53) |
| North Carolina | 12.83 | (11.36–14.45) | 11.65 | (10.27–13.18) |
| North Dakota | 23.57 | (21.35–25.95) | 21.42 | (19.24–23.78) |
| Ohio* | 17.61 | (16.63–18.63) | 15.66 | (14.61–16.78) |
| Oklahoma | 14.76 | (13.13–16.55) | 15.03 | (13.39–16.84) |
| Oregon | 16.31 | (14.65–18.13) | 16.56 | (14.76–18.52) |
| Pennsylvania | 17.45 | (16.36–18.59) | 16.70 | (15.62–17.83) |
| Rhode Island | 20.52 | (18.53–22.67) | 19.90 | (17.71–22.28) |
| South Carolina | 14.49 | (12.88–16.25) | 13.10 | (11.51–14.87) |
| South Dakota | 19.16 | (17.36–21.11) | 18.58 | (16.70–20.61) |
| Tennessee* | 13.20 | (11.68–14.89) | 11.45 | (9.89–13.22) |
| Texas* | 14.81 | (13.86–15.82) | 12.93 | (12.00–13.93) |
| Utah | 10.91 | (9.43–12.60) | 10.98 | (9.39–12.80) |
| Vermont | 22.23 | (20.15–24.46) | 20.85 | (18.80–23.07) |
| Virginia* | 16.68 | (14.92–18.59) | 13.91 | (12.32–15.66) |
| Washington | 15.90 | (14.26–17.69) | 14.68 | (13.02–16.51) |
| West Virginia* | 20.09 | (18.26–22.05) | 17.26 | (15.38–19.30) |
| Wisconsin | 17.65 | (15.89–19.55) | 17.50 | (15.73–19.42) |
| Wyoming | 18.39 | (16.49–20.46) | 16.85 | (15.04–18.83) |
Difference between the 2010-2012 and 2012-2014 estimate is statistically significant at the 0.05 level.
Source: SAMHSA, Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 2010 to 2014.
From: Underage Binge Drinking Varies Within and Across States
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