List of metropolitan regions by intentional homicide rate

List of metropolitan regions by intentional homicide rate

This page contains the list of metropolitan regions by intentional homicide rate recorded per annum. All homicides for the 100 worst affected regions with 100,000 or more inhabitants.

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