Posted in New Hampshire
January 26, 2016
Here Are The 10 Most Dangerous Spots in New Hampshire To Live
The most dangerous towns in New Hampshire are still pretty safe. After all, New Hampshire has a crime rate that is about half the national average. However, that doesn’t mean the Granite State is without crime. The real estate site Motovo compiled census and FBI data to determine the ten most dangerous towns in New Hampshire. Here they are:
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With 431 property crimes and 22 violent crimes, Hooksett is the 10th most dangerous town in New Hampshire.
In the state’s capital, residents have a 1 in 31 chance of being a victim of a crime.
Lebanon had the 4th highest number of violent crimes in New Hampshire, although none were murders.
Not surprisingly, this college town has a relatively high number of crimes.
Rochester residents have a 1 in 26 chance of becoming crime victims.
A relatively high number of violent crimes (including a murder) among a small population put Claremont on the high-crime list.
Manchester has the most violent crimes per capita in the state.
In this charming mountain town, residents have a 1 in 21 chance of being a victim of crime.
This lakeside town ranked high in property crimes, violent crimes and total crimes.
In Somersworth, residents have a 1 in 19 chance of becoming victims of a crime.
Where does your town rank?
