Table 2.3. Admissions per 100,000 population aged 12 and older, by Census division and State or jurisdiction, according to primary substance of abuse: 2009
[Based on administrative data reported to TEDS by all reporting States and jurisdictions. Comparisons among States should be made with caution.]
Census division and State or jurisdiction	No. of admis- sions aged 12 and older	Admissions per 100,000 population aged 12 and older
		Total	Primary substance at admission
			Alcohol		Opiates		Cocaine		Mari- juana/ hashish	Metham- phetamine/ amphet- amines	Tran- quil- izers	Seda- tives	Hallu- cino- gens	PCP	Inhal- ants	Other/ none speci- fied
			Alcohol only	With secondary drug	Heroin	Other opiates	Smoked cocaine	Other route
Total	1,963,089	753	177	138	108	53	51	20	136	44	6	2	†	2	†	16
Census division1
New England	175,475	1,416	324	232	469	120	59	37	120	3	14	1	1	4	†	30
Middle Atlantic	442,845	1,272	252	289	280	73	94	49	208	4	13	2	†	4	†	4
East North Central	274,487	701	164	129	111	45	61	13	137	8	3	1	†	†	†	27
West North Central	184,510	1,081	348	233	39	53	50	14	232	90	6	1	1	2	1	9
East South Central	60,256	393	80	58	8	67	35	17	85	21	7	2	1	†	†	12
South Atlantic	265,174	532	111	78	49	61	48	18	126	6	6	2	†	2	†	25
West South Central	115,610	395	69	61	24	38	39	17	89	39	4	4	†	1	†	8
Mountain	161,203	888	386	161	43	32	24	14	99	82	3	1	†	†	†	40
Pacific	281,116	682	123	106	86	34	36	9	130	151	1	1	†	2	†	3
State or jurisdiction
Alabama	21,426	541	126	63	5	53	48	30	154	42	7	1	†	- -	†	10
Alaska	5,749	999	421	310	41	55	15	12	86	25	†	†	†	- -	1	30
Arizona	19,217	355	77	39	34	13	10	6	40	44	1	†	†	- -	†	91
Arkansas	24,607	1,020	256	163	4	112	64	25	190	167	13	9	2	2	2	12
California	179,466	585	75	64	91	27	40	9	111	160	1	†	†	2	†	2
Colorado	87,900	2,101	1,198	409	53	47	55	32	171	118	5	2	†	†	1	9
Connecticut	46,067	1,536	278	288	486	81	101	54	192	3	14	3	4	16	2	14
Delaware	7,786	1,043	114	144	222	187	63	26	242	1	4	†	†	5	- -	32
Dist. of Columbia	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡
Florida	78,165	494	87	53	11	78	48	24	155	8	8	1	†	†	†	20
Georgia	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡
Hawaii	7,232	659	119	114	12	19	16	4	182	180	1	1	- -	- -	1	10
Idaho	6,562	521	130	75	12	26	4	4	143	119	2	†	3	- -	1	2
Illinois	68,244	632	111	93	176	15	76	14	135	8	2	†	†	†	†	2
Indiana	18,004	336	73	75	15	27	21	6	77	17	4	1	†	†	†	18
Iowa	27,810	1,097	342	252	8	35	33	11	287	116	5	1	1	†	1	7
Kansas	18,798	802	158	195	6	35	58	18	232	87	4	1	†	2	1	3
Kentucky	21,474	590	120	93	26	139	41	20	104	23	16	†	†	†	†	7
Louisiana	28,082	751	104	127	41	85	114	29	168	20	12	6	†	1	†	42
Maine	14,428	1,259	365	221	116	379	24	24	107	6	8	2	1	†	1	5
Maryland	62,625	1,303	248	172	349	122	117	26	237	3	10	†	2	13	†	3
Massachusetts	90,986	1,608	381	235	682	84	48	34	70	2	19	†	†	†	†	52
Michigan	59,464	703	170	125	122	78	59	11	120	7	4	2	†	†	†	3
Minnesota	51,987	1,175	377	274	52	88	44	16	219	81	6	2	3	†	1	11
Mississippi	7,119	292	47	52	2	26	34	9	56	15	4	†	†	†	†	45
Missouri	52,504	1,042	234	181	77	57	80	17	267	100	10	1	1	6	1	10
Montana	7,340	884	230	320	12	93	3	7	156	51	4	2	3	†	2	1
Nebraska	16,001	1,074	692	173	4	19	20	8	65	72	2	1	†	†	2	16
Nevada	9,913	455	120	70	41	25	28	9	71	87	2	1	†	†	†	2
New Hampshire	6,322	554	151	110	83	79	20	20	72	4	4	†	†	†	†	9
New Jersey	69,010	937	178	126	322	71	42	28	148	3	8	†	†	6	†	3
New Mexico	9,130	549	205	65	37	20	9	15	39	40	†	1	†	†	†	117
New York	312,857	1,879	356	493	371	88	152	76	308	5	19	3	†	4	†	3
North Carolina	53,620	685	125	117	22	65	72	27	148	10	8	6	1	†	4	79
North Dakota	2,436	442	151	111	1	22	2	2	123	23	†	†	†	- -	1	3
Ohio	99,646	1,020	192	205	123	66	79	19	227	6	5	2	†	2	†	94
Oklahoma	16,930	553	111	108	8	50	27	10	120	97	6	4	†	2	†	9
Oregon	48,833	1,505	518	316	115	71	18	8	253	194	†	6	1	†	†	2
Pennsylvania	60,978	564	142	86	110	52	41	20	95	2	5	1	†	2	†	6
Puerto Rico	2,413	72	32	3	22	1	2	3	8	- -	†	†	- -	- -	- -	1
Rhode Island	10,681	1,178	254	182	253	112	96	38	213	3	7	†	†	†	†	16
South Carolina	27,871	726	278	134	7	47	46	22	167	14	5	4	†	- -	†	1
South Dakota	14,974	2,207	1,086	650	4	38	8	9	300	88	1	2	1	- -	6	15
Tennessee	10,237	193	33	33	n/c	47	22	7	34	6	2	5	2	- -	†	3
Texas	45,991	230	34	29	26	19	24	15	58	19	†	4	†	1	†	†
Utah	14,917	687	189	94	87	43	31	12	110	114	3	1	†	- -	†	2
Vermont	6,991	1,289	379	255	76	270	34	34	223	4	9	†	1	- -	†	4
Virginia	29,040	437	81	97	35	34	36	14	93	4	3	†	†	1	†	37
Washington	39,836	709	122	192	56	52	29	8	156	80	3	†	2	†	†	6
West Virginia	6,067	387	182	20	12	103	7	5	42	4	9	3	†	- -	†	1
Wisconsin	29,129	608	315	122	27	32	35	7	57	6	2	†	†	†	†	3
Wyoming	6,224	1,369	481	399	15	59	5	10	232	153	3	3	†	- -	4	4
n/c Not collected. Tennessee began disaggregating heroin admissions from other opiates in July 2009. In this report, Tennessee's 2009 heroin admissions are still included in the other opiates category since there is less than a full year of disaggregated heroin data.
†  Less than 1 per 100,000.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No data, or less than a full calendar year of data, submitted.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS). Data received through 11.03.10. Population: U.S. Bureau of the Census. SC-EST2009-agesex-res: Annual Estimates of the Resident Population by Single-Year of Age and Sex for the United States and States: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009. PRC-EST2009-AGESEX-RES: Annual Estimates of the Resident Population by Single-Year of Age and Sex for Puerto Rico: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2009. 1999 Intercensal State and County Characteristics Population Estimates Files for Internet DisplayDate: 6/23/03, Filename - STCH-icen1999.txt.