What are the bad areas in DC?

Most Dangerous Neighborhoods In Washington, DC

• Deanwood. Population 29,798. 186 %
• Brentwood. Population 28,660. 84 %
• Anacostia. Population 117,488. 81 %
• U Street Corridor. Population 10,104. 54 %
• Stadium-Armory. Population 21,142. 50 %
• Shaw. Population 13,782. 50 %
• South West. Population 11,100. 18 %
• Ledroit Park. Population 11,683.

Does Google Maps have a crime map?

Community Crime Map displays limited crime data to the public in Google Maps’ well known, intuitive mapping interface. Crime type, street-level address, location type and date and time are displayed for the public. Filtering capabilities include address search, buffer and date constraints.

What are the safe areas in Washington DC?

Safest Neighborhoods in Washington DC

• Foxhall Village. Just a bit west of Georgetown lies an intimate neighborhood with well kept green grass and rows of charming brick-and-stucco Tudor-style homes.
• Hawthorne.
• Palisades.
• Van Ness.
• Woodland Normanstone.

Is there any crime in Washington, DC?

There is virtually no crime in this area. Good. There is only a little crime in this area. Poor. There is more crime than I’d like in this area. Awful. Crime is rampant in this area. Write a review to give others more information about this area. Do you feel safe walking alone at night in Washington? Extremely safe.

Is there a crime map for the District of Columbia?

The Police Department’s crime mapping application provides a comprehensive resource for information on crimes throughout the District of Columbia. For more information on how to interpret the results, please refer to MPD’s disclaimer.

When does crime data change in Washington DC?

From January 1 2020 going forward, all crime data will have Ward, ANC, SMD, BID, Neighborhood Cluster, Voting Precinct, Block Group and Census Tract values calculated prior to, rather than after, anonymization to the block level. This change impacts approximately one percent of Ward assignments.

When does DC crime mapping application come out?

The statistics provided through DC Crime Mapping Application are based on current police boundaries as of January 3, 2017. 4) MPD is not responsible for the content of any websites that are referenced by, or that reference to, this web page other than other DC Government pages.