National crime atlas · U.S. & Canada
National reach.
Local evidence.
Follow the offences behind the headline. Explore official annual crime statistics across the United States and Canada, down to the police reporting areas the sources actually support.
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This summary has 33 Canadian offence groups and six statistics; U.S. agency files have ten offence categories. Definitions differ between countries. National and regional estimates are separate from local monitoring. Explore all 314 Canadian categories and history from 1998 ↗
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COVERAGE & PROVENANCE
The detail is in the distinctions.
Every state and province.
FBI state estimates cover all 50 states and DC for 2022–2025. Canadian histories cover all 13 provinces and territories for 2016–2025. National U.S. history extends to 2016, with 2021 omitted.
Where the sources reach.
City, county, campus and other U.S. agency reports; Canadian police metropolitan areas and services. Local availability varies by year and offence. Historical entities are retained and labelled.
Boundaries before clusters.
These annual tables do not supply a verified neighbourhood boundary for every record. Detailed maps and tested spatial clusters remain available in the spatial lab for Toronto, Chicago and New York ↗.
Built from free official annual releases. Snapshot prepared 3 November 2026; latest reference year 2025. This is not a live incident feed. Missing, suppressed and unreliable observations remain unavailable. Source revisions, definitions, recording practices and service boundaries can affect comparisons. Public records describe reported crime, not an individual person or property’s predicted risk.