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Lowest property crime by state

Reported property crime rate.

Property crimes reported to law enforcement per 100,000 residents statewide, FBI Crime Data Explorer annual data. This combines burglary, larceny-theft and motor-vehicle theft. It is a reported-crime measure, not a county safety ranking or an estimate of unreported crime.

  1. 1Idaho623
  2. 2New Hampshire829
  3. 3Rhode Island921
  4. 4Maine961
  5. 5Massachusetts1,024
  6. 6Wisconsin1,033
  7. 7West Virginia1,087
  8. 8Florida1,088
  9. 9Wyoming1,099
  10. 10Connecticut1,159
  11. 11Iowa1,204
  12. 12Indiana1,256
  13. 13New Jersey1,268
  14. 14Kentucky1,282
  15. 15Michigan1,298
  16. 16Mississippi1,312
  17. 17Utah1,319
  18. 18Pennsylvania1,360
  19. 19Virginia1,393
  20. 20Georgia1,394
  21. 21Nebraska1,403
  22. 22Minnesota1,428
  23. 23South Dakota1,430
  24. 24Vermont1,445
  25. 25Montana1,468
  26. 26Ohio1,470
  27. 27North Dakota1,494
  28. 28Alabama1,502
  29. 29Arizona1,540
  30. 30Illinois1,555
  31. 31New York1,567
  32. 32Delaware1,578
  33. 33Tennessee1,660
  34. 34Arkansas1,668
  35. 35Hawaii1,682
  36. 36Missouri1,686
  37. 37South Carolina1,715
  38. 38North Carolina1,796
  39. 39Texas1,812
  40. 40California1,821
  41. 41Oklahoma1,838
  42. 42Maryland1,852
  43. 43Louisiana1,858
  44. 44Kansas1,925
  45. 45Alaska1,926
  46. 46Washington2,019
  47. 47Nevada2,028
  48. 48Oregon2,183
  49. 49Colorado2,233
  50. 50New Mexico2,350
  51. 51District of Columbia3,176
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Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer. · How this is built