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Transportation Statistics > Recreational Boating Accidents > Deaths in alcohol related events (most recent) by state

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Rank   States  Amount 
# 1   California: 25 
# 2   Florida: 21 
# 3   Louisiana: 18 
# 4   Michigan: 12 
= 5   Illinois: 10 
= 5   Missouri: 10 
= 7   New York:
= 7   Wisconsin:
# 9   Alaska:
= 10   Ohio:
= 10   Washington:
= 12   Texas:
= 12   Idaho:
= 12   North Carolina:
= 12   Minnesota:
= 16   Alabama:
= 16   Georgia:
= 16   Tennessee:
= 19   Virginia:
= 19   Oklahoma:
= 21   Nevada:
= 21   Nebraska:
= 21   Maryland:
= 21   Rhode Island:
= 21   South Carolina:
= 26   North Dakota:
= 26   Kentucky:
= 26   Maine:
= 26   Kansas:
= 26   Colorado:
= 26   Massachusetts:
= 26   Pennsylvania:
= 26   Montana:
= 26   Arizona:
= 26   New Mexico:
= 26   Arkansas:
= 37   Indiana:
= 37   Mississippi:
= 37   Oregon:
= 37   South Dakota:
= 41   New Hampshire:
= 41   Utah:
= 41   West Virginia:
= 41   Connecticut:
= 41   Iowa:
= 41   District of Columbia:
= 41   New Jersey:
= 41   Delaware:
= 41   Vermont:
= 41   Hawaii:
= 41   Wyoming:
Total: 224  
Weighted average: 4.4  



DEFINITION: Deaths due to boating accidents where alcohol was a contributing factor. NOTES: Alcohol involvement in a boating accident includes any accident in which alcoholic beverages are consumed in the boat and the investigating official has determined that the operator was impaired or affected while operating the boat.

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, U.S. Coast Guard, Boating Statistics 2003, Washington, DC: 2004

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