Crime data, from local reporting areas to national context.

MKAESENSE / OPEN COVERAGE DIRECTORY

Every place starts
with honest evidence.

Explore government geographic units and population histories across the U.S. and Canada. Follow official place-to-reporting-area evidence, inspect the depth of connected records and see where local detail is unavailable.

…geographic units indexed
50 + DCU.S. states; Puerto Rico also included
13Canadian provinces & territories
Several scalesnational, agency and selected neighbourhood evidence
Geographic coverage is not crime coverage. These units overlap: census places, county subdivisions and counties are different geographies, not 77,160 separate cities. A missing crime feed means unknown, never zero crime. Geographic vintages are 2025 (U.S.) and 2021 (Canada).

SEARCH ACROSS CANADA & THE UNITED STATES

Find a place, without choosing a region first.

Every row in the existing official U.S. and Canadian geography files is searchable. Cities, census places, counties and subdivisions overlap. Searchability does not imply neighbourhood crime data for every place.

Annual crime statistics ↗Open spatial analysis ↗Public local snapshots ↗

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SOURCE RECEIPTS / UPDATED 4 NOVEMBER 2026

Trace every number.

U.S. Census 2025 Gazetteer ↗U.S. population estimates, Vintage 2025 ↗Canada census counts, 2021 ↗Canada annual population estimates ↗Download registry and source checksums ↓

All units in these downloaded source files are indexed; this is not a claim to include every informal settlement or all U.S. territories. Population series are joined by government ID. Missing or suppressed values remain unavailable. Geographic areas overlap and must not be added together. Geography and population are context, not measures of personal safety.