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2011 | Marion, Oregon | Binge drinking

Summary Information

Range in Oregon
(Min-Max):
10-20%
Overall in Oregon: 14%
Years of Data Used: 2003-2009

The binge drinking measure reflects the percent of the adult population that reports consuming more than 4 (women) or 5 (men) alcoholic beverages on a single occasion in the past 30 days. The definition of binge drinking for women changed from 5 drinks on an occasion to 4 drinks in 2006.
 

This measure was obtained from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), a random-digit dial survey. BRFSS data are representative of the total non-institutionalized U.S. population over 18 years of age living in households with a land-line telephone. The estimates are based on seven years of data.

Table ↓
Sample Size Number of respondents
% Binge Drinking Percent of adults that report binge drinking
Error Margin 95% confidence interval reported by BRFSS
PlaceSample Size% Binge DrinkingError Margin
Baker30813%9-18
Benton1,02213%10-18
Clackamas3,70013%12-15
Clatsop51114%11-19
Columbia59314%10-18
Coos85216%12-20
Crook24213%8-22
Curry32715%10-21
Deschutes1,59216%13-19
Douglas1,35413%10-16
Gilliam33
Grant12916%9-28
Harney11617%10-28
Hood River22516%10-26
Jackson2,20213%11-15
Jefferson24014%9-21
Josephine1,00413%10-18
Klamath85012%9-16
Lake14014%8-23
Lane3,96916%14-17
Lincoln61617%12-23
Linn1,30814%11-17
Malheur35810%6-15
Marion2,80712%11-14
Morrow12617%10-27
Multnomah6,55718%17-19
Polk78710%7-14
Sherman25
Tillamook35218%12-25
Umatilla80113%10-17
Union36411%7-16
Wallowa14920%12-30
Wasco32112%7-18
Washington4,36013%11-14
Wheeler22
Yamhill92014%11-18