I'm all for having a good time, but it seems the folks in Outagamie County like to have more "fun" than others.

According to IntoxiStates.com, the latest data from the CDC and County Health Rankings shine a massive spotlight on the home of Appleton and other towns and cities near them, making Outagamie the drunkest county in Wisconsin.

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Outagamie County does more than that because it actually leads the nation in adult binge drinking and excessive and heavy drinking habits.

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It is hard to pinpoint why Outagamie County is the epicenter of Wisconsin's boozy behavior, though,

It could be because of the state's drinking culture and societal norms, but let's be honest: Wisconsin is known for its beer, brats, and bar culture and is celebrated with festive drinking traditions.

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It's just that Outagamie County may have taken the whole thing up another notch or two.

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I'm sure you're aware, but it bears repeating that excessive drinking is not good for you. Some of the risks include liver disease, heart problems, and increased accident risks.

That said, Wisconsinites, especially those in Outagamie County, know how to make the most of social gatherings.

In case you're wondering, the five drunkest counties in Wisconsin are:

  1. Outagamie
  2. Douglas
  3. Eau Claire
  4. Dane
  5. Pierce

If you want to compare the least drunk county in Wisconsin, which is Burnett, where 19.5% of people are excessive drinkers, to Illinois' most drunk county, Kendall, where 19.37% tie one on a bit too much, the contrast between states is absolutely stunning.

Check out IntoxiStates.com for the full interactive map to explore the complete data.

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