Crime in Southeastern, Baltimore

About 26,989 people work in Southeastern, 4.1 times its 6,527 residents (Census jobs data, 2023). The rates divide by residents only, so they run high here: most people in Southeastern on a weekday live somewhere else. The counts, and how they change from year to year, say more than the rate.

Rates use an estimated population (2020 Census blocks, scaled to today’s city total) of 6,527 for Southeastern. Small areas swing more month to month, so all rates here use a 12-month window ending September 2026.

1the block with the most violent incidents10the tenthCounted over the last 12 months. Point at a mark, or at a row in the table below, to see which street it is.

SaferHigher rateNot rated: park or fewer than 2,500 residentsArea shading: violent crimes per 100,000 residents per year, so you can see how this neighbourhood compares with the ones around it.

Southeastern is in the middle of the city’s range: rank 25 of 55. Nearby in the ranking: Greater Govans (2,962), Morrell Park/Violetville (2,919), Belair-Edison (2,801), The Waverlies (2,766).

“Block” is the hundred-block as the police department publishes it (for example 35XX Boston St), never an exact address. Its mark on the map is rounded to about 100 meters. Only blocks with 5 or more violent incidents in the window are listed; the top 8 account for 28% of Southeastern’s violent incidents. These are the numbered marks on the map above; hover a row to find it.