Cornwall Crime Explorer

Explore recorded crime levels for all wards of Cornwall and IoS.

The Cornwall Crime Explorer is updated every 3 months with the latest crime figures for Cornwall. This includes absolute numbers for recorded crime incidents and the crime rate per 1000 population for each ward for a range of crime categories. The crime figures for each ward are aggregated for each 3 month period. The quarters used are January to March, April to June, July to September, and October to December. We aim to update the Crime Explorer with the latest quarter of data within 3 weeks of the start of the following quarter.

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The Cornwall Crime Explorer allows you to:

Find out about crime levels for different types of crime for any area of interest by clicking on a ward on the map.
Compare patterns for different crime types across all 121 wards in the county and contrast these with average crime levels for Cornwall.
Understand how crime is changing over time by comparing trends.

Find out more about the Cornwall Crime Explorer and the information it presents - this is advisable for first time users
View online help and tutorials that shows you how to use the Crime Explorer - this is advisable for first time users
Open the Crime Explorer in a new browser window or click on the image above (this requires Adobe Flash Player 8 or above - see link below to free download)
Open a table in a new browser window summarising the crime levels used in the Crime Explorer for all Wards across Cornwall

Downloads:

Download a case study (.pdf) on 'Reprting crime for Cornwall online' (file size 2MB)
Download a text file (.csv) of all crime data used (file size 35 Kb)
Download a Microsoft Excel file (.xls) of all crime data used (file size 200 Kb)

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The Cornwall Crime Explorer uses InstantAtlas - for other crime and safety examples see the InstantAtlas Crime Resource Pack