The data displays the larceny theft rate per 100,000 inhabitants in the U.S. in 2016, by state. In 2016, District of Columbia was ranked first with 4,019.8 cases of larceny theft per 100,000 inhabitants in the United States
District of Columbia | 4019.8 |
New Mexico | 2542.4 |
Alaska | 2394.7 |
Washington | 2376.3 |
Louisiana | 2336.3 |
South Carolina | 2298.5 |
Arkansas | 2233.6 |
Oregon | 2230 |
Utah | 2223.2 |
Hawaii | 2175.8 |
Arizona | 2168.1 |
Georgia | 2130.1 |
Delaware | 2078.7 |
Montana | 2043 |
Tennessee | 2020.7 |
Alabama | 2006.3 |
Florida | 1990.8 |
Missouri | 1978.4 |
Texas | 1978.1 |
Kansas | 1962.9 |
Colorado | 1955.3 |
Oklahoma | 1931.4 |
North Carolina | 1876.2 |
Indiana | 1853.3 |
Mississippi | 1842.1 |
Ohio | 1832.3 |
Nebraska | 1677.6 |
Maryland | 1677.4 |
Minnesota | 1638.1 |
California | 1623 |
North Dakota | 1608.9 |
Illinois | 1518.6 |
Wyoming | 1518.2 |
Virginia | 1505.1 |
Kentucky | 1497.4 |
Nevada | 1497.1 |
South Dakota | 1460.4 |
Iowa | 1447.6 |
Wisconsin | 1424.8 |
West Virginia | 1402.3 |
Rhode Island | 1389 |
Pennsylvania | 1362.8 |
Connecticut | 1328.5 |
Vermont | 1315.6 |
Michigan | 1308.1 |
Maine | 1286.8 |
New York | 1271 |
Idaho | 1245.4 |
New Hampshire | 1225.7 |
Massachusetts | 1161 |
New Jersey | 1135.2 |