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Higher educated persons residing in these areas had better physical health than lower educated persons. Average inequality and individual alcohol consumption were unevenly distributed among educational groups. Marginal educational status was directly related to greater alcohol use. Those with incomplete higher education had higher levels of individual alcohol use although their access to material resources was above the mean. Incomplete secondary educational status was related to substantially greater personal alcohol use but to below average access to material resources.