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Crime rates by community area

The seventy-seven Chicago community areas were defined cooperatively by the U.S. Census Bureau and the University of Chicago Department of Sociology following the 1920 Census. Although there have been substantial changes in population and infrastructure since then, the community areas remain the most widely used geographic units by Chicago planning agencies, advocacy groups, and service providers.

The table below shows population, crime totals and per capita crime rates by community area for 2020, the most recent Census year.

2020 Chicago crime rates by community area^[1]
No.	Name	Crimes^[2]	Population^[3]	Per Capita
01	Rogers Park	1,381	55,628	.0248
02	West Ridge	1,334	77,122	.0173
03	Uptown	1,312	57,182	.0229
04	Lincoln Square	910	40,494	.0225
05	North Center	558	35,114	.0159
06	Lake View	2,349	103,050	.0228
07	Lincoln Park	1,631	70,492	.0231
08	Near North Side	3,864	105,481	.0366
09	Edison Park	86	11,525	.0075
10	Norwood Park	371	38,303	.0097
11	Jefferson Park	374	26,216	.0143
12	Forest Glen	198	19,596	.0101
13	North Park	343	17,559	.0195
14	Albany Park	895	48,396	.0185
15	Portage Park	1,020	63,020	.0162
16	Irving Park	920	51,940	.0177
17	Dunning	442	43,147	.0102
18	Montclare	189	14,401	.0131
19	Belmont Cragin	1,317	78,116	.0169
20	Hermosa	462	24,062	.0192
21	Avondale	856	36,257	.0236
22	Logan Square	1,844	71,665	.0257
23	Humboldt Park	2,313	54,165	.0427
24	West Town	2,904	87,781	.0331
25	Austin	4,824	96,557	.0500
26	West Garfield Park	1,704	17,433	.0977
27	East Garfield Park	1,332	19,992	.0666
28	Near West Side	3,196	67,881	.0471
29	North Lawndale	2,477	34,794	.0712
30	South Lawndale	1,260	71,399	.0176
31	Lower West Side	868	33,751	.0257
32	Loop (The)	2,671	42,298	.0631
33	Near South Side	662	28,795	.0230
34	Armour Square	412	13,890	.0297
35	Douglas	858	20,291	.0423
36	Oakland	215	6,799	.0316
37	Fuller Park	284	2,567	.1106
38	Grand Boulevard	1,109	24,589	.0451
39	Kenwood	503	19,116	.0263
40	Washington Park	693	12,707	.0545
41	Hyde Park	743	29,456	.0252
42	Woodlawn	1,113	24,425	.0456
43	South Shore	2,965	53,971	.0549
44	Chatham	2,189	31,710	.0690
45	Avalon Park	420	9,458	.0444
46	South Chicago	1,193	27,300	.0437
47	Burnside	109	2,527	.0431
48	Calumet Heights	514	13,088	.0393
49	Roseland	2,130	38,816	.0549
50	Pullman	307	6,820	.0450
51	South Deering	623	14,105	.0442
52	East Side	296	21,724	.0136
53	West Pullman	1,456	26,104	.0558
54	Riverdale	333	7,262	.0459
55	Hegewisch	188	10,027	.0187
56	Garfield Ridge	506	35,439	.0143
57	Archer Heights	308	14,196	.0217
58	Brighton Park	603	45,053	.0134
59	McKinley Park	282	15,923	.0177
60	Bridgeport	508	33,702	.0151
61	New City	1,367	43,628	.0313
62	West Elsdon	282	18,394	.0153
63	Gage Park	615	39,540	.0156
64	Clearing	277	24,473	.0113
65	West Lawn	538	33,662	.0160
66	Chicago Lawn	1,849	55,931	.0331
67	West Englewood	2,090	29,647	.0705
68	Englewood	1,815	24,369	.0745
69	Greater Grand Crossing	2,233	31,471	.0710
70	Ashburn	700	41,098	.0170
71	Auburn Gresham	2,172	44,878	.0484
72	Beverly	313	20,027	.0156
73	Washington Heights	984	25,065	.0393
74	Mount Greenwood	123	18,628	.0066
75	Morgan Park	641	21,186	.0303
76	O'Hare	399	13,418	.0297
77	Edgewater	1,068	56,296	.0190

^ "Boundaries – Community Areas (current)". City of Chicago. Archived from the original on July 12, 2019. Retrieved 8 May 2020.
^ "Chicago Police Department 2021 Annual Report" (PDF). Chicago Police Department Office of Constitutional Policing. pp. 126–129. Archived (PDF) from the original on January 11, 2023. Retrieved January 10, 2023.
^ "Combined Community Data Snapshots". Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. pp. 3s. Archived from the original on December 22, 2017. Retrieved 24 August 2021.

[City_basics-1] "Boundaries – Community Areas (current)". City of Chicago. Archived from the original on July 12, 2019. Retrieved 8 May 2020.

[CPD_2020_Data-2] "Chicago Police Department 2021 Annual Report" (PDF). Chicago Police Department Office of Constitutional Policing. pp. 126–129. Archived (PDF) from the original on January 11, 2023. Retrieved January 10, 2023.

[CMAP_Population-3] "Combined Community Data Snapshots". Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. pp. 3s. Archived from the original on December 22, 2017. Retrieved 24 August 2021.

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