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State Treatment Planning Areas

 

bulletNational data      bulletState level data       bulletMetropolitan and other subState area data

 

State treatment planning area data: 

bulletList of State treatment planning areas:  links to individual States and their treatment planning areas, maps, and data

bulletVariable list: links to HTML tables for data for each variable by State treatment planning areas 

bulletShort reports: 3 page report presents State-determined treatment planning area data and map on selected topics

bulletSerious Psychological Distress with data for all State treatment planning areas for latest sub State report

bulletFull sub State reports: presents full text plus data and maps on State-determined treatment planning areas within their States  

  • Variable list: Links to HTML tables for data for each variable by State treatment planning areas 

  • State-level maps and tables (612 maps and 204 tables) showing the substate estimates for
    each State separately - -     coming soon

  • Tables of substance use by age groups for all treatment planning areas - - coming soon

  

The following list provides the links to the subState areas within each State. These subState areas may be regions, counties, or other geographic areas that each State has identified as their State treatment planning areas, that is, areas for the purpose of allocating the substance abuse treatment block grant funds from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).  SAMHSA's OAS presents estimates of substance use for each of these State's treatment planning areas.  Within each reporting period:  refer to the definition to find how the States defined their treatment planning areas for that time period (with both a map and a list of the counties or other areas within each State treatment planning area) and refer to the data for data tables and maps.

           

Links to State designated treatment planning areas

PDF format is recommended for printing.

2002-2004

 1999-2001
Treatment Planning Areas by State: Maps & lists of counties, etc. for each area Data are available by variables only for now Maps & lists of counties, etc. for each area Data tables & maps
AL to AR Definition Data Definition Data
Alabama (AL) Areas coming soon Areas HTML  PDF
Alaska (AK) Areas coming soon Areas HTML  PDF
Arizona (AZ) Areas coming soon Areas HTML  PDF
Arkansas (AR) Areas coming soon Areas HTML  PDF
CA to CT        
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     North Carolina (NC) Areas coming soon Areas HTML   PDF
     North Dakota (ND) Areas coming soon Areas HTML  PDF
OH to OR        
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TN to TX        
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Utah (UT) Areas coming soon Areas HTML   PDF
VT to VA        
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WA to WY        
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This page was last updated on December 30, 2008.

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