Robbery in the US

Mapped from police open data · updated 2026-11-12

Across the 60 US cities on TheCrimeMaps.com with a complete 2025 year of police open data that list robbery, robbery ran at about 136 incidents per 100,000 residents, down 22.8% from 2024 in the 55 cities with both years complete. The list below ranks those cities by their own rate; the second list shows the largest archives.

Highest robbery rates per 100,000 (2025)

  1. 1. Baltimore 397 per 100K · 2,258 incidents · MD
  2. 2. Oakland 359 per 100K · 1,592 incidents · CA
  3. 3. Milwaukee 248 per 100K · 1,396 incidents · WI
  4. 4. Memphis 238 per 100K · 1,457 incidents · TN
  5. 5. Minneapolis 236 per 100K · 1,010 incidents · MN
  6. 6. Baton Rouge 226 per 100K · 500 incidents · LA
  7. 7. Chicago 214 per 100K · 5,822 incidents · IL
  8. 8. San Francisco 213 per 100K · 1,762 incidents · CA
  9. 9. Kansas City 203 per 100K · 1,045 incidents · MO
  10. 10. Cincinnati 190 per 100K · 598 incidents · OH
  11. 11. Los Angeles 188 per 100K · 7,285 incidents · CA
  12. 12. Richmond 187 per 100K · 216 incidents · CA
  13. 13. Seattle 186 per 100K · 1,452 incidents · WA
  14. 14. Detroit 178 per 100K · 1,147 incidents · MI
  15. 15. Buffalo 156 per 100K · 431 incidents · NY
  16. 16. Tacoma 151 per 100K · 345 incidents · WA
  17. 17. Durham 143 per 100K · 431 incidents · NC
  18. 18. Dallas 140 per 100K · 1,861 incidents · TX
  19. 19. Atlanta 132 per 100K · 684 incidents · GA
  20. 20. Denver 129 per 100K · 943 incidents · CO

Largest robbery archives

  1. 1. Chicago 174,368
  2. 2. Los Angeles 150,032
  3. 3. Oakland 59,254
  4. 4. Dallas 35,355
  5. 5. Cincinnati 32,237
  6. 6. Seattle 29,980
  7. 7. Atlanta 26,102
  8. 8. Austin 24,944
  9. 9. San Francisco 22,268
  10. 10. Buffalo 20,270
  11. 11. Detroit 16,913
  12. 12. Charlotte 14,333
  13. 13. Memphis 13,570
  14. 14. Baltimore 13,373
  15. 15. Kansas City 12,517
  16. 16. Minneapolis 11,495
  17. 17. New Orleans 11,438
  18. 18. Indianapolis 10,338
  19. 19. New York 10,055
  20. 20. San Antonio 9,923
  21. 21. Tucson 8,360
  22. 22. San Diego 7,658
  23. 23. Fort Worth 7,580
  24. 24. Nashville 6,962
  25. 25. St. Paul 6,757

Archive counts are full-archive incidents; portals differ in coverage and start year. Rates use US Census 2024 population and only cities whose feed covers all 12 months of 2025; departments classify offenses differently, so these are not official crime rates. What counts as robbery.

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