Must Watch! 9 Most Dangerous Cities And Neighborhoods In America Where You Wouldn’t Want to be- Crime has Increased by 50% In Recent Years And People Fear Now More Than Ever That They Could be Killed Right In The City

It’s difficult to believe that a little over 100 years ago not only did people rarely if ever lock their doors in the United States many houses didn’t even have locks on the doors. In today’s world, filled with atrocious headlines and daily murders, that thought is as strange a concept as not having to pay federal taxes. Especially with regard to the large cities that dot the country side of America. The brutal crime rate and their remarkable progress in the 20th century are unparalleled around the world. The Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave has also given liberty to many destructive activities. These atrocities encompass every severe offense you can think of, from murder and attempted murder to reckless property crimes such as breaking and entering.

Are there neighborhoods in the U.S. that are too dangerous to visit?

I’ve driven through all of the 50 most dangerous neighborhoods in America, one of my many unusual travel goals, and very few were uncomfortably unsafe just driving through. I wouldn’t get out of the car and walk around though.

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To answer the question, there are probably nine neighborhoods of the 70,000 across America that I personally wouldn’t recommend anyone visiting, even merely driving through, unless you’re a local or have family there.

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(Midtown-Edmonson neighborhood in Baltimore)

1- Midtown-Edmonson, Baltimore, Maryland (7.7% chance of a local being a victim)

2- Devington, Indianapolis, Indiana (7.6% chance of a local being a victim)

3- Broadway East, Baltimore, Maryland (7.4% chance of a local being a victim)

4- Lakeview Heights, Tulsa, Oklahoma (7.2% chance of a local being a victim)

5- Oak Park Northwest, Kansas City, Missouri (7.1% chance of a local being a victim)

6- Easterwood, Baltimore, Maryland (7.0% chance of a local being a victim)

7- North Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana (6.9% chance of a local being a victim)

8- East Parkview, Monroe, Louisiana (6.8% chance of a local being a victim)

9- Oxanna, Anniston, Alabama (6.7% chance of a local being a victim)

There are only 26 neighborhoods in the U.S. where the chance of a local becoming a victim of a violent crime is higher than 5%. An outsider just passing through has a nearly 0% chance of being victimized. None of these have major tourist attractions, or even minor points of interest, so no tourist would have any business visiting.

Additionally, you’re really not at high risk in 99.96% of American neighborhoods because sadly most of the violent crimes that occur in these areas are between young, local rival drug dealers and/or gangs. Having worked with people in the inner-city for decades, it’s the sad truth, but it poses little threat to outsiders.

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So a random person, like me, driving through these neighborhoods would be at relatively low risk unless you were driving an unnecessarily expensive car and parked it on a dead-end road for a couple of hours, or got out and walked around with unnecessarily expensive clothing and jewelry. But who would do that?

On the other hand, I’ve been in neighborhoods in Brazil, Mexico, India, Pakistan, and Peru where you have a significant chance of being robbed and/or killed just because you don’t look like a local. It’s a bit different in the U.S. where, unless you’re a criminal rival in an impoverished neighborhood, you’re going to be very safe.

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