| New York | New York | 46433 |
| California | Los Angeles | 30507 |
| Illinois | Chicago | 29737 |
| Texas | Houston | 25609 |
| Michigan | Detroit | 13796 |
| Tennessee | Memphis | 13077 |
| Arizona | Phoenix | 12511 |
| Maryland | Baltimore | 12430 |
| Indiana | Indianapolis | 11616 |
| Texas | Dallas | 10369 |
| Wisconsin | Milwaukee | 9507 |
| Missouri | Kansas City | 8362 |
| New Mexico | Albuquerque | 7686 |
| Tennessee | Nashville Metro | 7682 |
| District of Columbia | Washington | 6584 |
| Missouri | St. Louis | 6461 |
| California | San Francisco | 6301 |
| Ohio | Cleveland | 5999 |
| California | Oakland | 5521 |
| Minnesota | Minneapolis | 4614 |
I got this from Wikipedia. Crime here includes: murder, manslaughter, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. I took the 20 cities with the highest crime rate and added a few of the larger cities, even though they have lower crime rates. Then I multiplied the crime rate per 100,000 by the population. I might have missed a few cities, but I think this is a pretty good chart.
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