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Reported violent crime rate in the United States by state 2016

Reported violent crime rate in the U.S. in 2016, by state

The data displays the reported violent crime rate for the U.S. in 2016, by state. Maine had the lowest violent crime rate in the U.S. with about 124 offenses per 100,000 inhabitants. District of Columbia had the highest violent crime rate with around 1206 offenses per 100,000 inhabitants.

District Of Columbia	1205.9
Alaska	804.2
New Mexico	702.5
Nevada	678.1
Tennessee	632.9
Louisiana	566.1
Arkansas	550.9
Alabama	532.3
Missouri	519.4
Delaware	508.8
South Carolina	501.8
Maryland	472
Arizona	470.1
Michigan	459
Oklahoma	449.8
California	445.3
Illinois	436.3
Texas	434.4
Florida	430.3
South Dakota	418.4
Indiana	404.7
Georgia	397.6
Kansas	380.4
Massachusetts	376.9
New York	376.2
North Carolina	372.2
Montana	368.3
West Virginia	358.1
Colorado	342.6
Pennsylvania	316.4
Hawaii	309.2
Wisconsin	305.9
Washington	302.2
Ohio	300.3
Nebraska	291
Iowa	290.6
Mississippi	280.5
Oregon	264.6
North Dakota	251.1
New Jersey	245
Wyoming	244.2
Utah	242.8
Minnesota	242.6
Rhode Island	238.9
Kentucky	232.3
Idaho	230.3
Connecticut	227.1
Virginia	217.6
New Hampshire	197.6
Vermont	158.3
Maine	123.8

Reported violent crime rate in the United States by state 2016

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