Counties in Tennessee by binge drinking in adults, local model estimate, 2023

Trousdale County had the highest binge drinking in adults, local model estimate of 95 counties in 2023, at 17.5%. Haywood County had the lowest, at 10.8%. The median was 13.7%. Source: the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Highest17.5Trousdale County
Lowest10.8Haywood County
Median13.795 counties

Map of counties, 2023

Anderson County: 13.8 %Bedford County: 14.3 %Benton County: 13.2 %Bledsoe County: 13.7 %Blount County: 14.4 %Bradley County: 14.9 %Campbell County: 13.7 %Cannon County: 14.2 %Carroll County: 13.5 %Carter County: 13.3 %Cheatham County: 15.6 %Chester County: 14.6 %Claiborne County: 14.2 %Clay County: 12.4 %Cocke County: 12.7 %Coffee County: 14.9 %Crockett County: 13.4 %Cumberland County: 11.8 %Davidson County: 16.9 %Decatur County: 12.7 %DeKalb County: 13.6 %Dickson County: 15.2 %Dyer County: 13.5 %Fayette County: 12.4 %Fentress County: 12.7 %Franklin County: 14.2 %Gibson County: 13.7 %Giles County: 13.7 %Grainger County: 13.4 %Greene County: 13.3 %Grundy County: 13.5 %Hamblen County: 13.5 %Hamilton County: 14.7 %Hancock County: 12.1 %Hardeman County: 12.7 %Hardin County: 13.4 %Hawkins County: 13.3 %Haywood County: 10.8 %Henderson County: 13.7 %Henry County: 12.8 %Hickman County: 14.9 %Houston County: 14.3 %Humphreys County: 14.1 %Jackson County: 13.4 %Jefferson County: 13.8 %Johnson County: 13.4 %Knox County: 16.2 %Lake County: 13.4 %Lauderdale County: 12.8 %Lawrence County: 14.4 %Lewis County: 14.1 %Lincoln County: 13.7 %Loudon County: 12.6 %McMinn County: 13.5 %McNairy County: 13.5 %Macon County: 14.2 %Madison County: 12.2 %Marion County: 13.3 %Marshall County: 14.7 %Maury County: 14.9 %Meigs County: 13.7 %Monroe County: 13.4 %Montgomery County: 16.2 %Moore County: 13.9 %Morgan County: 14.5 %Obion County: 13.1 %Overton County: 13.8 %Perry County: 13.4 %Pickett County: 11.9 %Polk County: 14.2 %Putnam County: 14.3 %Rhea County: 13.6 %Roane County: 13.7 %Robertson County: 15.1 %Rutherford County: 16.1 %Scott County: 13.5 %Sequatchie County: 13.4 %Sevier County: 13.8 %Shelby County: 13.7 %Smith County: 15.2 %Stewart County: 14.3 %Sullivan County: 12.6 %Sumner County: 14.8 %Tipton County: 14.2 %Trousdale County: 17.5 %Unicoi County: 13 %Union County: 14.4 %Van Buren County: 13.2 %Warren County: 13.7 %Washington County: 15.5 %Wayne County: 14.3 %Weakley County: 14.3 %White County: 13.6 %Williamson County: 14.9 %Wilson County: 15.4 %
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%, 2023. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), binge drinking in adults, crude prevalence. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2023

Trousdale County: 17.5 %Trousdale County17.5Davidson County: 16.9 %Davidson County16.9Knox County: 16.2 %Knox County16.2Montgomery County: 16.2 %Montgomery County16.2Rutherford County: 16.1 %Rutherford County16.1Cheatham County: 15.6 %Cheatham County15.6Washington County: 15.5 %Washington County15.5Wilson County: 15.4 %Wilson County15.4Dickson County: 15.2 %Dickson County15.2Smith County: 15.2 %Smith County15.2Robertson County: 15.1 %Robertson County15.1Bradley County: 14.9 %Bradley County14.9Coffee County: 14.9 %Coffee County14.9Hickman County: 14.9 %Hickman County14.9Maury County: 14.9 %Maury County14.9Williamson County: 14.9 %Williamson County14.9Sumner County: 14.8 %Sumner County14.8Hamilton County: 14.7 %Hamilton County14.7Marshall County: 14.7 %Marshall County14.7Chester County: 14.6 %Chester County14.6Morgan County: 14.5 %Morgan County14.5Blount County: 14.4 %Blount County14.4Lawrence County: 14.4 %Lawrence County14.4Union County: 14.4 %Union County14.4Bedford County: 14.3 %Bedford County14.3Houston County: 14.3 %Houston County14.3Putnam County: 14.3 %Putnam County14.3Stewart County: 14.3 %Stewart County14.3Wayne County: 14.3 %Wayne County14.3Weakley County: 14.3 %Weakley County14.3Cannon County: 14.2 %Cannon County14.2Claiborne County: 14.2 %Claiborne County14.2Franklin County: 14.2 %Franklin County14.2Macon County: 14.2 %Macon County14.2Polk County: 14.2 %Polk County14.2Tipton County: 14.2 %Tipton County14.2Humphreys County: 14.1 %Humphreys County14.1Lewis County: 14.1 %Lewis County14.1Moore County: 13.9 %Moore County13.9Anderson County: 13.8 %Anderson County13.8Trousdale County: 17.5 %Trousdale County17.5Davidson County: 16.9 %Davidson County16.9Knox County: 16.2 %Knox County16.2Montgomery County: 16.2 %Montgomery County16.2Rutherford County: 16.1 %Rutherford County16.1Cheatham County: 15.6 %Cheatham County15.6Washington County: 15.5 %Washington County15.5Wilson County: 15.4 %Wilson County15.4Dickson County: 15.2 %Dickson County15.2Smith County: 15.2 %Smith County15.2Robertson County: 15.1 %Robertson County15.1Bradley County: 14.9 %Bradley County14.9Coffee County: 14.9 %Coffee County14.9Hickman County: 14.9 %Hickman County14.9Maury County: 14.9 %Maury County14.9Williamson County: 14.9 %Williamson County14.9Sumner County: 14.8 %Sumner County14.8Hamilton County: 14.7 %Hamilton County14.7Marshall County: 14.7 %Marshall County14.7Chester County: 14.6 %Chester County14.6Morgan County: 14.5 %Morgan County14.5Blount County: 14.4 %Blount County14.4Lawrence County: 14.4 %Lawrence County14.4Union County: 14.4 %Union County14.4Bedford County: 14.3 %Bedford County14.3Houston County: 14.3 %Houston County14.3Putnam County: 14.3 %Putnam County14.3Stewart County: 14.3 %Stewart County14.3Wayne County: 14.3 %Wayne County14.3Weakley County: 14.3 %Weakley County14.3Cannon County: 14.2 %Cannon County14.2Claiborne County: 14.2 %Claiborne County14.2Franklin County: 14.2 %Franklin County14.2Macon County: 14.2 %Macon County14.2Polk County: 14.2 %Polk County14.2Tipton County: 14.2 %Tipton County14.2Humphreys County: 14.1 %Humphreys County14.1Lewis County: 14.1 %Lewis County14.1Moore County: 13.9 %Moore County13.9Anderson County: 13.8 %Anderson County13.8
%. Source: CDC, PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), binge drinking in adults, crude prevalence. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankCounties2023 (%)Change on 2022
1Trousdale County17.5-1.3 pts
2Davidson County16.9-1.3 pts
3Knox County16.2+0.1 pts
3Montgomery County16.2-1.1 pts
5Rutherford County16.1-0.4 pts
6Cheatham County15.6-0.5 pts
7Washington County15.5-0.2 pts
8Wilson County15.4-0.1 pts
9Dickson County15.2-1.3 pts
9Smith County15.2-1.1 pts
11Robertson County15.1-0.8 pts
12Bradley County14.90 pts
12Coffee County14.9+0.8 pts
12Hickman County14.9-0.8 pts
12Maury County14.9-1 pts
12Williamson County14.9-2.3 pts
17Sumner County14.8-2.2 pts
18Hamilton County14.7-2.2 pts
18Marshall County14.7-0.6 pts
20Chester County14.6-0.4 pts
21Morgan County14.5-0.5 pts
22Blount County14.4-0.3 pts
22Lawrence County14.4-0.7 pts
22Union County14.4-0.9 pts
25Bedford County14.3-1.8 pts
25Houston County14.3-0.7 pts
25Putnam County14.3-1.8 pts
25Stewart County14.3-1 pts
25Wayne County14.3-0.5 pts
25Weakley County14.3-0.6 pts
31Cannon County14.2-1.2 pts
31Claiborne County14.2-0.6 pts
31Franklin County14.2-0.9 pts
31Macon County14.2-1.6 pts
31Polk County14.2-0.4 pts
31Tipton County14.2-1.4 pts
37Humphreys County14.1-0.5 pts
37Lewis County14.10 pts
39Moore County13.9-0.3 pts
40Anderson County13.8-0.7 pts
40Jefferson County13.8-1.3 pts
40Overton County13.8-0.8 pts
40Sevier County13.8-1.4 pts
44Bledsoe County13.7-0.5 pts
44Campbell County13.7-1 pts
44Gibson County13.7-1.3 pts
44Giles County13.7-0.7 pts
44Henderson County13.7-0.9 pts
44Lincoln County13.7-0.7 pts
44Meigs County13.7-1.2 pts
44Roane County13.7-0.9 pts
44Shelby County13.7-2 pts
44Warren County13.7-0.4 pts
54DeKalb County13.6-0.6 pts
54Rhea County13.6-0.8 pts
54White County13.6-0.3 pts
57Carroll County13.5-0.5 pts
57Dyer County13.5-0.5 pts
57Grundy County13.5-0.7 pts
57Hamblen County13.5-1.3 pts
57McMinn County13.5-1.1 pts
57McNairy County13.5-0.8 pts
57Scott County13.5-0.9 pts
64Crockett County13.4-1.4 pts
64Grainger County13.4-0.5 pts
64Hardin County13.4-0.5 pts
64Jackson County13.4-0.4 pts
64Johnson County13.4-0.7 pts
64Lake County13.4-1.4 pts
64Monroe County13.4-0.7 pts
64Perry County13.4-1.2 pts
64Sequatchie County13.4-0.8 pts
73Carter County13.3-0.6 pts
73Greene County13.3-0.8 pts
73Hawkins County13.3-1.2 pts
73Marion County13.3-1.5 pts
77Benton County13.2-0.4 pts
77Van Buren County13.2-0.3 pts
79Obion County13.1-1 pts
80Unicoi County13-0.4 pts
81Henry County12.8-0.6 pts
81Lauderdale County12.8-0.5 pts
83Cocke County12.7-0.6 pts
83Decatur County12.7-0.7 pts
83Fentress County12.7-0.9 pts
83Hardeman County12.7-0.8 pts
87Loudon County12.6-1.4 pts
87Sullivan County12.6-0.6 pts
89Clay County12.4-0.2 pts
89Fayette County12.4-1.1 pts
91Madison County12.2-0.8 pts
92Hancock County12.1-0.5 pts
93Pickett County11.9-0.6 pts
94Cumberland County11.8-0.6 pts
95Haywood County10.8-0.9 pts

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Percentage of adults who had 5 or more drinks (men) or 4 or more drinks (women) on at least one occasion in the past 30 days. Model-based estimate for adults aged 18 and over from CDC PLACES. Crude prevalence, not age-adjusted.

US counties and cities (incorporated places of 10,000 or more). CDC PLACES combines Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) answers with local population data through multilevel regression and poststratification, so a county or city value is a model estimate, not a survey count. The year is the BRFSS survey year, not the release year. CDC says the method does not support tracking change in a place over time, and each annual release can change the model, so values for different years are not strictly comparable. A state is missing in a year when its BRFSS data did not meet standards (Kentucky and Pennsylvania in 2023, Florida in 2021). Connecticut counties appear as its nine planning regions from 2022; its eight former counties are not served. City values for 2021 come from the 2023 release, built on 2010 Census place boundaries; later years use 2020 boundaries.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), binge drinking in adults, crude prevalence. https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Retrieved 2026-10-12. These data are available free from CDC. Use does not imply endorsement by CDC, ATSDR, HHS or the United States Government.

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PLACES: Local Data for Better Health, County Data (swc5-untb, fu4u-a9bh, h3ej-a9ec and later releases), binge drinking in adults, crude prevalence, Counties in Tennessee by binge drinking in adults, local model estimate, 2023. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 4 Dec. 2025, https://www.cdc.gov/places/. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/adult-binge-drinking-rate-county-estimate/tennessee-counties. Accessed 12 Oct. 2026.

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Which county has the highest binge drinking in adults, local model estimate?

Trousdale County, with 17.5% in 2023, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Which county has the lowest binge drinking in adults, local model estimate?

Haywood County, with 10.8% in 2023.

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