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National Drug Control Strategy
Update 2003
February 2003
Table 58. Estimated Number of Persons Age 12 or Older Needing but Not Receiving
Treatment for an Illicit Drug Problem in the Past Year, by State, 2000
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State
or jurisdiction
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Total
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Age
groups (years)
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12–17
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18–25
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26
or older
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| Total1
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3,994,321
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963,682
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1,511,823
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1,518,816
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| Alabama
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60,846
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13,085
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26,845
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20,916
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| Alaska
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10,381
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2,879
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3,451
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4,051
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| Arizona
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88,686
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19,499
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25,902
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43,284
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| Arkansas
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34,202
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9,509
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14,384
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10,309
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| California
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563,676
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147,129
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172,043
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244,504
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| Colorado
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71,131
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16,164
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24,240
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30,727
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| Connecticut
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52,010
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13,550
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20,130
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18,329
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| Delaware
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11,100
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2,743
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3,719
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4,637
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| District
of Columbia |
8,820
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1,852
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2,820
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4,148
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| Florida
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196,128
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47,578
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71,294
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77,256
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| Georgia
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110,012
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27,273
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41,947
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40,792
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| Hawaii
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16,838
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5,034
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4,375
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7,492
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| Idaho
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19,700
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5,408
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9,029
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7,429
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| Illinois
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164,309
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34,985
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65,356
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5,263
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| Indiana
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82,093
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19,227
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35,911
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63,967
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| Iowa
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32,845
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7,980
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14,102
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26,955
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| Kansas
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35,310
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7,244
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13,406
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10,764
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| Kentucky
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63,647
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13,165
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22,798
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17,684
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| Louisiana
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65,208
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16,667
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28,934
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19,607
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| Maine
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18,817
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5,463
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7,565
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5,789
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| Maryland
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80,734
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19,869
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26,850
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34,014
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| Massachusetts
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108,669
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28,215
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36,641
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43,812
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| Michigan
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137,607
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34,424
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61,890
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41,29
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| Minnesota
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75,663
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18,474
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26,808
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30,382
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| Mississippi
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37,181
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8,488
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16,533
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12,160
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| Missouri
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67,487
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15,037
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27,465
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24,985
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| Montana
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12,396
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3,955
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4,616
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3,825
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| Nebraska
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22,267
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5,205
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9,747
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7,315
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| Nevada
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27,941
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6,816
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9,672
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11,453
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| New
Hampshire |
19,883
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6,566
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7,006
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6,310
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| New
Jersey |
110,186
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21,851
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44,599
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43,737
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| New
Mexico |
25,748
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7,533
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8,854
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9,362
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| New
York |
285,054
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49,307
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125,708
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110,039
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| North
Carolina |
98,671
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19,877
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39,033
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39,762
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| North
Dakota |
8,019
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2,259
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3,162
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2,598
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| Ohio
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150,150
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34,443
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61,867
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53,840
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| Oklahoma
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43,449
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10,098
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17,632
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15,719
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| Oregon
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54,906
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13,900
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19,589
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21,417
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| Pennsylvania
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160,117
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30,162
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72,657
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57,298
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| Rhode
Island |
13,983
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3,417
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5,282
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5,284
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| South
Carolina |
48,469
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13,398
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17,298
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17,773
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| South
Dakota |
9,262
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2,784
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3,739
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2,739
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| Tennessee
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78,992
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22,063
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30,487
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26,442
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| Texas
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287,765
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88,677
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106,489
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92,599
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| Utah
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36,474
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8,360
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15,995
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12,120
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| Vermont
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9,810
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2,511
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3,980
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3,320
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| Virginia
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87,768
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19,913
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30,225
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37,630
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| Washington
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94,245
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21,368
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26,444
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46,433
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| West
Virginia |
22,959
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5,606
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8,916
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8,437
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| Wisconsin
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75,832
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21,142
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31,298 2
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23,39
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Wyoming |
6,872
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1,531
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3,089
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2,252
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Note:
Estimates are based on a survey-weighted hierarchical Bayes
estimation approach, and the prediction (credible) intervals
are generated by Markov Chain Monte Carlo techniques.
1This estimate
is the sum of the hierarchical Bayes estimates across all
States and the District of Columbia and typically is not equal
to the direct sample-weighted estimate for the Nation.
Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration,
Office of Applied Studies, National Household Survey on
Drug Abuse, 2000.
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Last Updated: May 7, 2003
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