Shooting in the US
Mapped from police open data · updated 2026-11-12
Across the 7 US cities on TheCrimeMaps.com with a complete 2025 year of police open data that list shooting, shooting ran at about 24.1 incidents per 100,000 residents, down 17.3% from 2024 in the 6 cities with both years complete. The list below ranks those cities by their own rate; the second list shows the largest archives.
Highest shooting rates per 100,000 (2025)
- 1. Minneapolis 79.6 per 100K · 341 incidents · MN
- 2. Detroit 70.8 per 100K · 457 incidents · MI
- 3. Orlando 19.4 per 100K · 65 incidents · FL
- 4. Gainesville 9.4 per 100K · 14 incidents · FL
- 5. Gresham 1.8 per 100K · 2 incidents · OR
Largest shooting archives
- 1. San Antonio 14,157
- 2. Toledo 6,693
- 3. Rochester 4,143
- 4. Detroit 3,353
- 5. Minneapolis 3,030
- 6. New Orleans 2,352
- 7. Stockton 2,335
- 8. Orlando 604
- 9. Las Vegas 580
- 10. Gainesville 528
- 11. Glendale 300
- 12. Baton Rouge 271
- 13. Tempe 249
- 14. Albuquerque 157
- 15. Virginia Beach 90
- 16. San Jose 52
- 17. Gresham 40
- 18. Gilbert 32
- 19. Jersey City 24
- 20. College Station 19
- 21. Nashville 17
- 22. Fayetteville 12
- 23. Madison 7
- 24. Richmond 3
- 25. St. Louis 2
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 shooting.