Table 2.
Overall opioid-involved overdose vulnerability quintiles for all Indiana counties Overall opioid-involved overdose vulnerability is displayed by quintile for all 92 Indiana counties. The first quintile represents the most vulnerable counties, while the fifth quintile represents the least vulnerable counties. Counties in each quintile are listed alphabetically. The range and average opioid-involved overdose mortality rates per 100,000 and opioid-involved overdose mortality counts are included for each quintile.
| Quintile 1 Rate: 7.76–76.15 (32.68) Count: 2–232 (38.16) | Quintile 2 Rate: 4.64–34.54 (17.09) Count: 2–43 (13.89) | Quintile 3 Rate 0–31.96 (11.59) Count: 0–24 (4.67) | Quintile 4 Rate: 0–27.68 (11.92) Count: 0–37 (4.61) | Quintile 5 Rate: 0–16.92 (4.12) Count: 0–5 (1.11) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blackford | Allen | Adams | Benton | Carroll |
| Clark | Bartholomew | Clinton | Boone | Clay |
| Delaware | Dearborn | Crawford | Brown | DeKalb |
| Fayette | Elkhart | Daviess | Cass | Dubois |
| Floyd | Henry | Fountain | Decatur | Gibson |
| Grant | Jackson | Hancock | Franklin | Huntington |
| Howard | Jennings | Harrison | Fulton | LaGrange |
| Jay | Kosciusko | Hendricks | Greene | Noble |
| Lake | Marshall | Jefferson | Hamilton | Ohio |
| LaPorte | Miami | Johnson | Jasper | Pike |
| Madison | Monroe | Knox | Martin | Posey |
| Marion | Montgomery | Lawrence | Newton | Spencer |
| Randolph | Morgan | Owen | Orange | Steuben |
| Scott | Porter | Pulaski | Parke | Tipton |
| St. Joseph | Ripley | Rush | Perry | Warren |
| Starke | Shelby | Sullivan | Putnam | Warrick |
| Vanderburgh | Tippecanoe | Switzerland | Union | Wells |
| Washington | Vigo | Vermillion | White | Whitley |
| Wayne | Wabash |