States With the Most Bars Per Person

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5. Wyoming
> Bars per 100,000 residents 21 and older: 13.85
> Total bars: 161 (10th lowest)
> Population 21 and older: 1,162,696 (the lowest)

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4. South Dakota
> Bars per 100,000 residents 21 and older: 17.91
> Total bars: 315 (19th lowest)
> Population 21 and older: 1,758,672 (5th lowest)

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3. Wisconsin
> Bars per 100,000 residents 21 and older: 23.52
> Total bars: 2732 (5th highest)
> Population 21 and older: 11,613,950 (20th highest)

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2. Montana
> Bars per 100,000 residents 21 and older: 24.58
> Total bars: 522 (24th highest)
> Population 21 and older: 2,123,410 (8th lowest)

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1. North Dakota
> Bars per 100,000 residents 21 and older: 24.92
> Total bars: 379 (23rd lowest)
> Population 21 and older: 1,520,788 (4th lowest)

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